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After investigation and supplying the customer with a resolution, they indicated that this RFE could be canceled. We are rejecting it to close it out.
A preliminary evaluation of this request indicates that it is consistent with our business strategy. Further evaluation of this RFE is underway.
The user sent me an email, in which he clarified what he would like to have.
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3. to trust the certificates, because both are valid although they are different. There is no reason for me, not to trust either of them. And this needs to be changed instead of having a possibility to make it "easier" for users to handle it. Because there still a user interaction is necessary I assume. Therefore to trust both certificates is the proper solution.
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In other words, (as an option) , do not bother with verifying the certificates since in the context, there is no reason to mistrust.