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A little over a year ago when I first set up my initial OpenVPN link,
everything worked perfectly for 30 days, and abruptly stopped. The
problem, it turned out, was that my home-built certificates had expired.
After some fumbling about, I managed to make certificates that lasted
365 days, and all were happy.
Of course, the certificates expired yesterday didn't they? Easy (if a
little inconvenient) to fix of course. I always meant to set up a little
scripty thing that would help me generate and distribute new
certificates before they expired, but I have never got around to it.
So I am now wondering:
Q1: Except for guaranteeing commercial certificate authorities continued
revenues, what is the case for making the various certificates expire?
Q2: What does everyone else do regarding their openvpn certificates?
Cheers!
Nik.
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