Don't reuse ceritificate serial numbers#22
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I was testing a local HTTPS server using localhost. If for some reason you remove ~/.localhost, Firefox will reject the newly created certificate saying that it has the same serial number from a previously seen certificate, but it's a diffreent one. Just use the current UNIX epoch as the serial number to avoid this. Signed-off-by: Antonio Terceiro <terceiro@debian.org>
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I was testing a local HTTPS server using localhost. If for some reason you remove ~/.localhost, Firefox will reject the newly created certificate saying that it has the same serial number from a previously seen certificate, but it's a diffreent one. Just use the current UNIX epoch as the serial number to avoid this.
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