Secure Certificates have been Updated

The soaustin secure certificates have been updated. These certificates are renewed annually, and used for secure mail and web communications.

So do not be surprised if your mail or web program issues an alert the next time you try to connect to mail.soaustin.net or secure.soaustin.net. If you tell it that you want to accept the certificate, then the error will go away (until next year).

For the more security conscious (who don't like blindly accepting certs), here are the fingerprints:

secure.soaustin.net: 90:8C:5C:62:53:43:AC:1F:7F:59:68:6B:DD:96:A3:42
mail.soaustin.net: 67:E0:89:83:AD:81:A5:B8:58:AA:DF:74:CB:8A:71:E9

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