For free browser-trusted SSL certs you can use http://www.startssl.com/ (only
works with firefox not chromium)
Each cert is good for one subdomain on the main domain, e.g.
www.sudoroom.org but there is no limit on number of free certs per domain.
--mark B.
On Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 11:35 PM, mark burdett <mark(a)510pen.org> wrote:
> 1) All Sudoroom services should use HTTPS
> 2) all HTTP sites should redirect to HTTPS
> 3) HTTP Strict Transport Security headers should be set
>
> see e.g. www.noisebridge.netwww.eff.org etc.
>
> --mark B.
>
>
Looks like space (192.168.0.3) is consuming 100% of our bandwidth. anyone
know what's up with that? if it's bit torrent can we cap it around 3 Mbit
to allow some wiggle room for user's connections?
-Wolfy
Have we scheduled a good time to start transferring the site to the new
VPS? I don't think it will take long, but we should schedule the
transfer soon so we can save on the prorated server costs at Linode.
Once the transfer is complete, I'd like to replace Google analytics with
Piwik, get rid of 3rd party resources which can be used to track our
users page visits, and possibly installing mod_log_iphash or cryptolog
on the server to ensure the IP addresses on the logs are pseudononymous.
Bill
Does anyone know how new lists are created.
There seems to be a mysterious force that creates lists if enough people
say they want one. How is it done? Is it something one could do with ssh
access to sudoroom.org. Or is there a List Master on here that I should be
going through?
Thanks,
Andrew
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Andrew Lowe
Cell: 831-332-2507
http://roshambomedia.com
So lack of IPv6 support totally escaped my mind when I put the current
firewall in. This isn't a huge roadblock currently but in the spirit of
move forward I have built a box with as many NICs as I can stuff into it
and am researching IPV6 capable firewall/router distros.
so far m0n0wall looks pretty good.
Any other distros to look into?
-Wolfy
I'm wondering how monitoring works on the server. Should I go through
the trouble of setting up zabbix or nagios, or is there a monitoring
system at the colo we could plug into?
