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…based on what Symantec says in the response XML. (This seems like the sort of thing that credential users might want to know, sooner rather than later!)
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I commented on your website, then thought it might be useful if I coded up a script change to display the expiration date. I tested it and it seems to work on my system. Hopefully you find this useful as well. |
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…based on what Symantec says in the response XML.
(This seems like the sort of thing that credential users might want to know, sooner rather than later!)