--On Sonntag, Juni 20, 2004 19:58:16 +0200 list+spf-discuss(_at_)doeblitz(_dot_)net
wrote:
[...]
Unfortunately certificates are still quite expensive (at least here in
Germany) and thus make hardly sense for individuals who want/need to get
some kind of accreditation for their personal domain. Even for a business
getting a certificate for every domain used in email *and* running a
webserver with that certificate (implying an ip address used for only
this purpose as certificate validation would fail otherwise) will
increase the operational cost of a domain by an order of magnitude.
Addendum: I do not run Webservers on the plain domain name and I would
dislike this very much. Currently I do not publish A RRs for the plain
domain names (example.com), only for specific hosts (like www.example.com).
Ralf Döblitz