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so the other day I sat down trying to setup a SSL cert for my self-hosted services
Have you heard of our Lord and Savior, Traefik + ACME issuers?
Let’s Encrypt Expiry Bot just entered the chat.
Does Trafik also allow DNS based challenges with additional certbot plugins, or does it only work by serving a challenge in /.well-known/?
I’ve set up my internal homelab with LE certificates, but if I could get rid of certbot and do this automagically, it’d be nice…
I have it setup to use DNS challenges through Cloudflare, but it supports different providers as well. I just add the labels to my docker container and voila, I have TLS
Let’s encrypt brother
Might want to check out swag from linuxserver.io
It’s a docker/kubernetes container image with a working certbot client in it.
“oh it was just a missing semicolon”
Linter issue.
Rubber duck debugging often helps.
I don’t like being on this picture.
LoL, blue shirt has no persistence. Anger and giving up gets you nowhere.
![XKCD #349 - "Success": [Four full-width panels arranged vertically, each with a label for number of hours elapsed, with a title above the stack of panels.]; Title: As a project wears on, standards for success slip lower and lower.; [Megan is standing behind Cueball, watching him as he sits at a desk working on a desktop computer on the desk.]; Label: 0 hours; Cueball: Okay, I should be able to dual-boot BSD soon.; [Cueball is on the floor fiddling with the open tower in front of him. Megan is not shown in the panel, but may be off-panel unless Cueball is talking to himself.]; Label: 6 hours; Cueball: I'll be happy if I can get the system working like it was when I started.; [Cueball is standing in front of the computer, which now has a laptop plugged into the tower. Megan is still not shown in the panel, but may be off-panel again.]; Label: 10 hours; Cueball: Well, the desktop's a lost cause, but I think I can fix the problems the laptop's developed.; [Cueball and Megan are swimming in the sea; an island and a beach can be seen in the distance.]; Label: 24 hours; Cueball: If we're lucky, the sharks will stay away until we reach shallow water.; Megan: If we make it back alive, you're never upgrading anything again.](https://lemmy.ml/api/v3/image_proxy?url=https%3A%2F%2Fimgs.xkcd.com%2Fcomics%2Fsuccess.png)
Title text:
40% of OpenBSD installs lead to shark attacks. It’s their only standing security issue.
I’ve been trying and failing to fix an email being sent to spam issue since last fucking Monday (with all the SPF, DMARC and DKIM garbage).
I want to die.
SPF, DMARC and DKIM
Ironically, spam generators are experts EXPERTS in this trash fire of a topic
Who is OP, and how did you get pictures of me last night?
Sure feels like that sometimes, LOL
Is he giving himself cigarette burns?
Wow that’s subtle. Good catch
Laying in bed thinking about the problem, “oh, that must be it!” Jump excitedly out of bed to work on the problem, “welp, that wasn’t it.”
Every single day
My friend just finished a couple solid days of debugging where there turned out to be a whole series of problems that looked like one bug, so even though he kept fixing things the app still kept not working. Finally hacked his way out of that jungle into the bright light of day.
if ([]){ // I miss common Lisp's detection of empty }I would be sad too, if someone broke my PC and smashed my home.
My favorite so far:
$ gdb -ex 'file /bin/gdb' run corrupted double-linked list Thread 1 "gdb" received signal SIGABRT, Aborted.
