implementing client certificate support

[Peter Vernigorov]

Wouldn’t the rest of that server’s content be also in the same language and
therefore not accessible to the user?

On Tue, Jun 9, 2020 at 23:13 Sean Conner <sean at conman.org> wrote:

> It was thus said that the Great Tadeusz Sosnierz once stated:
> >
> > 2020-06-09 22:59 GMT+02:00 Sean Conner<sean at conman.org>:
> > > Just saying "bad certificate" isn't actionable enough for the user. Why
> > > is it bad? Has it expired? Rejected? What? I NEED TO KNOW!
> >
> > Isn't that something that could go in the "meta" part of the response, or
> > the content itself?
>
>   It could, but what does it mean when I get back "ní ghlactar le
> deimhniú",
> "diúltaíodh deimhniú sa todhchaí", or "diúltaíodh deimhniú caite"?  Not
> everyone speaks English and a numeric response is unambiguous.
>
> > The specificness of 6x codes is something I find quite puzzling,
> > especially considering how carefully select the other codes are.
> >
> > Especially 64. When does that even come into play?
>
>   Time skew between the client and server on a freshly minted
> certificate.
>
> > (Oh, and hi everyone; I'm new here, so excuse my perhaps silly questions
> :))
>
>   Hello, and no, your questions aren't silly.
>
>   -spc
>
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