Allow timestamp authority to respond with any successful HTTP Response Code #1106
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MichaelLampe
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If you bring this to PR up to date with latest main branch I can merge it |
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There's no requirement that I could find that timestamp servers respond with 200 (e.g. 201 would be valid) -- we'd like to loosen the client validation to allow for any successful response code.
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