I don't run a webserver. But I do run an email server and need public certs so that my email server can do MTA-to-MTA TLS encrypted sessions. For me, lego is the ACME client to use since it has a built-in webserver for the ACME server to...
Hey there...
I am running xfce under xlibre (latest packages).
I have 2 problems so far:
1. I cannot change the desktop background. (minor issue)
2. The screen poweroff time in the power management settings is not considered. the screen stays on...
This silly thread should disappear. FreeBSD will outlive you and I so just learn how to use it properly and get on with life.
Slightly dispute that statement but really its not the point. So far you have not been able to provide a meaningful...
That was a clear question. I simply suspect you are a little bit inexperienced and can't project the needs of others over their own use-cases. That's fine, you aren't alone, the internet is filled with this.
I will repeat the question. What way do you feel the project should go if people have a different view of what 'forward' represents? Your definition of 'forward'? You have to consider that is equally unlikely as anyone elses.
You feel a risky...
Your view of what 'forward' is may differ to another person's view of 'forward'. What do you say to that? What direction would the project go in that case?
A 'junior' FreeBSD member could well be someone who has dealt with UNIX/Linux for decades...
Could it actually be that you simply disagreed with the knowledgable people (and still do)? A random 3rd party port doesn't seem to suggest a shift in people's viewpoints here. I doubt anyone else even knows that port exists because they don't...
I don't run a webserver. But I do run an email server and need public certs so that my email server can do MTA-to-MTA TLS encrypted sessions. For me, lego is the ACME client to use since it has a built-in webserver for the ACME server to...
I don't run a webserver. But I do run an email server and need public certs so that my email server can do MTA-to-MTA TLS encrypted sessions. For me, lego is the ACME client to use since it has a built-in webserver for the ACME server to...
I have a Asus ExpertCenter PN41-S1 mini PC. This has Intel WiFi, and uses the iwlwifi driver.
Like this:
root@pn41:~ # pciconf -lv | grep -B 3 network
iwlwifi0@pci0:0:20:3: class=0x028000 rev=0x01 hdr=0x00 vendor=0x8086 device=0x4df0...
Greetings,
I don't know about you. But with all the other things I do, when I do need to (re)format a drive, so I can add, or replace one I already have commissioned on a FreeBSD system. Seems I can never remember the correct incantation. Sure...
Tolerant? I don't think any a-technical audience cares about whatever people do with their system components if it has no substantial explanation.
I might do it if a secure boot vulnerability appears.
I have trenched into the waters dive deep into the audio subsystems swimming across from pulseaudio (got that to work using dsp4 new hardware and pulse-oss layer) to sndio (sound suddenly stops) then virtual oss (got that working) but after some...
Ha! Finally, a chance to thank you for that handy tool. You've completely won me over with it.
Plus, it's saved me a lot of time and hassle.
And much more... :)
Thank you!
Nandor
I am using nginx + security/acme.sh. Dynamic DNS update using nsupdate to our authoritative bind nameserver at work and nginx + .well-known location for personal servers with this conf snippet
location '/.well-known/acme-challenge' {...
I was and am thinking on trying nginx. h2oserver looks interesting, I did not know it, and is in packages:
https://h2o.examp1e.net/configure/cgi.html#
For me, naviserver is the most interesting, and have cgi, but since there is no package, I...
Found it on my own in pkg, before seeing your post bakul, thank you anyway for pointing to the thread.
EXAMPLES
Restore a backup database:
% rm /var/db/pkg/local.sqlite
% xzcat /var/backups/pkg.sql.xz | pkg shell...
Ok, boys (and girls), I just compiled my KDE compositor without all the nasty X11 stuff, and I got it to work. It's a thing of beauty. I spent hours on this, but it's done and done.
Basically, just compiled x11-wm/plasma6-kwin with a couple of...
What happens if you run it again? Or did it complete anyway? it looks strrange. Why does updating binary files need swap space? Did it happen on a large one like lang/rust?
If the swap error is still going on, I would create a swapdrive of a...
We quit using RSA decades ago. I don't know anyone who still uses it. It's been broken and services will flag it. I'd have to look up which one I use now.
Older needs to be bigger and are slower to process for getting the same security as the newer.
The difference are the algorithms. In spite of it, RSA is still used, perhaps most used.
Sheesh, NapoleonWils0n, Let it go. (Another reference to the movie for those who think I'm criticizing NapoleonWils0n).
...Sigh, Ok, I'll see myself out. It seemed funnier as I typed it.
Which is executed at 3 AM in the morning by default. Not an ideal hour, the users may have the system powered down, or put to sleep at that time.
/etc/crontab
# Perform daily/weekly/monthly maintenance.
1 3 * * *...
In case you want to use the USB installer nevertheless:
/boot is part of the root (/) mounted dataset [1], you need to mount the dataset to access it. The root dataset isn't mounted by the zpool-import command in a default, menu guided...
We quit using RSA decades ago. I don't know anyone who still uses it. It's been broken and services will flag it. I'd have to look up which one I use now.
The problem with running a web site on port 80 is browsers will flag it. So will search engines.
Use nginx. My company and I used that but eventually switched to h2oserver which is faster, simpler, smaller, interfaces to anything and is easier...
That doesn't give us a lot of clues what exactly is failing here.
There is no fallout reported on the build clusters: https://portsfallout.com/fallout?port=net-p2p%2Frslsync%24
It had a successful build:
=>> Building net-p2p/rslsync
build...
Then one can put in inetd a server like (unfortunately not in packages):
https://sqlite.org/althttpd/doc/trunk/althttpd.md
Serving port 80 if one does not run a normal server on port 80. If one runs a normal server,
one serves the challenge...
Does the loader menu still show when you boot the system?
Drop to loader prompt and:
load /boot/kernel/kernel
load /boot/kernel/zfs.ko
boot -s
That should boot it in single user mode, from there you can fix /boot/loader.conf and...
Indeed. Not a bad approach. This basically achieves the same thing. The only reason why I suggested inetd is because you can script it to only redirect if the acme challenge is currently in progress. You can absolutely achieve the same enabling...
If I want a normal http server on port 80, then I would have a problem using a dedicated server for the challenge.
Either redirect in the normal server or use something like firewall.
I do not see a big win in this procedure.
Unfortunately acme...
I'm a OpenBox user, no problem in my setup. xterm windows and font have the same size when opened from OpenBox keyboard shortcut or command line.
The color faded xterm window in the image down below is opend with the grep'ed openbox/rc.xml...
A simple http server may not even have SSL support.
A complex http / application server (e.g. Apache Tomcat) will have quite a latency
The main thing is that the acme "process" requires you to spin up a temporary web server (port 80 or...
Yes, my registrar (porkbun) offers such setup and even certificates. That has the advantage that one could get cert with
wildcard. In spite of it, I did not study enough this possibility.
Older needs to be bigger and are slower to process for getting the same security as the newer.
The difference are the algorithms. In spite of it, RSA is still used, perhaps most used.
I just do not know it.
I have a little experience with apache, it does what I need, it woks also together with other software.
Unfortunately looks bloated.
I just read that nginx does not support cgi out of the box, do not know how problematic...
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