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This is a well known issue/feature of Electrum, however it's confusing to users and not clear to new server operators, and can render a single server chain completely inoperable for and Electrum or Encompass client.
As a feature, it does provide the server operator the ability to use self-signed certs, while providing the client a modicum of security by refusing to connect to a server with a changed certificate.
An alternate method of authenticating servers should be implemented, allowing the use of selfsigned SSL certificates for encryption, but not relying on them for authentication.
This is a well known issue/feature of Electrum, however it's confusing to users and not clear to new server operators, and can render a single server chain completely inoperable for and Electrum or Encompass client.
As a feature, it does provide the server operator the ability to use self-signed certs, while providing the client a modicum of security by refusing to connect to a server with a changed certificate.
An alternate method of authenticating servers should be implemented, allowing the use of selfsigned SSL certificates for encryption, but not relying on them for authentication.
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