18+ frumble, 9 days ago to random German

Mich hat gestern ein Problem bei #Oracle #OCI überrascht: Komme nicht mehr per HTTPS auf mein Blog. Es gab 2 Tage zuvor ein "linux-firmware"-Update, danach hab ich nen Neustart gemacht und die Instanz lief noch wie gehabt.

Ich komme per IP noch auf mein Wordpress, zwar ohne Zertifikat, ist aber kaputter als normal ohne Zertifikat.

Beim Versuch, einfach mal Zertifikate mit #Certbot zu erneuern, sagt es: "Timeout during connect (likely firewall problem)"

vwbusguy, 2 months ago to firefox

Well, this is interesting. #LetsEncrypt #Firefox #Mozilla

alexdeathway, 4 months ago to django

Upgraded my project from Django 3.2.19 to 5.1.0.

Now facing status code 403 forbidden(Origin checking failed - null does not match any trusted origins).

Tried adding CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS in settings.py with no success.

Live: https://gecom.alexdeathway.me Github: https://github.com/alexdeathway/gecom

Techstack: #django , #gunicorn , #nginx, #docker , #certbot (for SSL), #HTML and #bootstrap

Other relevant info: Using #CloudFlare as a DNS resolver.

Anybody who faced similar issue?

matthew, 5 months ago to debian

Experimenting with web server things today.

Successfully set up a test WordPress website on a ProxMox VM with #Debian, #nginx, #mariadb, #php and #certbot

It was a good learning experience and we may use this soon for a client. We may be transferring an older version of a Wordpress website on another host to a ProxMox VM. I haven't done a migration like that before, so we'll see how it goes.

I'm not a big fan of #Wordpress now, but I did use it quite a bit over ten years ago. It's changed a lot since then!

stevesplace, 7 months ago to mastodon

Apparently nobody uses the source code. How about this? Is there anyone out there who is expert with nginx?

#mastodon #nginx #letsencrypt #certbot #nodejs #wtf

kzimmermann, 8 months ago to random

And so, as part of my #selfhosting exercises, I've now hosted my own #XMPP server node. #Prosody is now running at https://kchat.port0.org/

(sorry, no open registrations)

Super easy to do, especially with #certbot, and now i've got one more service under my bag :)

I wonder what I should host next? IRCd? I2P website?

Hosting is fun again!

izaya, 8 months ago to random

Aight so, Gandi's gone to shit, can anyone recommend a sane alternative with:

• certbot plugins for DNS verification
• hosted email

hypolite, 10 months ago to sysadmin

This morning my websites weren't loading because the Let's Encrypt certificates expired despite the auto-renewal I set up. It turns out I recently moved my domains from Gandi to Porkbun and certbot wasn't able to renew the certificate using the now incorrect DNS authentication plugin.

After finding a Porkbun-specific DNS plugin, I was able to update my certificate configuration and renew them.

Onwards!

#LetsEncrypt #certbot #SysAdmin
GitHub - infinityofspace/certbot_dns_porkbun: Plugin for certbot to obtain certificates using a DNS TXT record for Porkbun domains

ben, 10 months ago to ubuntu

Why the fuck are the #certbot install instructions now suggesting you install on #Ubuntu using #snap?

I don't particularly like the experience of using snap on a #desktop, I sure as hell don't want that on a server.

acme.sh it is then

vwbusguy, 10 months ago to linux

"An #AlmaLinux contributor (who was formerly an ArchLinux user) was so fired up by our community that he now maintains over 600 Fedora and Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux (EPEL) packages, including some widely-used ones like certbot, brotli, iperf3, imapsync, and countless Python libraries, many of them as the primary contributor maintaining them for the greater Fedora and Enterprise #Linux ecosystem. EPEL is tremendously important to both Red Hat and #RHEL users."

https://almalinux.org/blog/our-value-is-our-values/

kzimmermann, 11 months ago to random

Website back up online, with HTTPS:

https://kzimmermann.0x.no/

#certbot makes it soooo easy :)

Next step, I'll try to put something like #XMPP on it.

sqrtminusone, 11 months ago to random

Hmm, #snapd just ate all the remaining RAM on my VPS and hung it. Looks like it's been trying to do something for the last ~ 12 hours, for it left a lot of such records in the log:

Jun 16 08:13:39 amber systemd[1]: snapd.service: start operation timed out. Terminating.
Jun 16 08:13:41 amber systemd[1]: snapd.service: Failed with result 'timeout'.
Jun 16 08:13:41 amber systemd[1]: Failed to start Snap Daemon.
Jun 16 08:13:41 amber systemd[1]: snapd.service: Consumed 6.836s CPU time.
Jun 16 08:13:41 amber systemd[1]: snapd.service: Scheduled restart job, restart counter is at 228.
Jun 16 08:13:41 amber systemd[1]: Stopped Snap Daemon.
Jun 16 08:13:41 amber systemd[1]: snapd.service: Consumed 6.836s CPU time.
Jun 16 08:13:41 amber systemd[1]: Starting Snap Daemon...

And #certbot is the only thing I installed via snap. Looks very strange.