Don't require CAs to cap lifetime or check CAA until May 1.#396
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Good spot.
While certificate lifetimes can be 'easily' changed by altering CA's certificate issuing profile, the CAA enforcement will actually require changes to the validation infrastructure, so it makes sense to clearly phase this in for CAs that have or are implementing support, while also setting clear expectations about what the end state will look like.
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It was @clintwilson's spot, to be clear. :) |
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This makes it clear that existing CAs aren't breaking any rules just because I changed the draft.