Do you have a #cyberdeck for daily use?
Any cool gadgets or #techwear?
Souped up terminal prompt beyond oh-my-zsh?
Any other useful desktop apps which help you trough the day?
All the RGB you can fit into your room?
Preaching the gospel of #Arch Linux?
I kinda feel pretty un-cyber these days and was wondering…
Odd - it's a valid Lets Encrypt cert. What browser are you using? I saw one, somewhere, that didn't like the root-relative domain name. Oh, and curl too :)
The trailing #dot is intentional; it makes the #domain name "root-relative" or "absolute" or various other terms.
It's part of the #DNS standards; it tells the client "do not try appending any of your local suggestions to this name, use it exactly as-is" - bypassing mechanisms like /etc/resolv.conf's search parameters. It can also skip a few unnecessary DNS lookups in some cases.
When you visit my #web#server without the trailing dot, it sees the domain name in the #request and redirects the request to the #canonical, correct #URL - with the dot.
Unfortunately, there are a few #HTTP user agents that don't handle the trailing dot correctly. The worst offenders didn't handle the trailing dot at all, but I think most of those have been fixed by now, with the possible exception of #curl.
The remaining problems are generally #browsers that haven't implemented #SSL/#TLS correctly, mishandling it when a visited URL includes the trailing dot. It sounds like #Safari - maybe only on #IOS? - is one of those. They report an invalid #certificate because the #URL of the page includes a trailing dot on the domain, while the CN in the cert doesn't have it (as those are always absolute).
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