What Are You Doing Right Now
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@DustinB3403 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@travisdh1 I just don't know if you're calling me a bench tech or not... lol
Remember what I said before...
Given a choice between the two during a hardware refresh, I'd go Scale all the way.
So I'd be calling myself a bench tech
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@travisdh1 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@DustinB3403 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@travisdh1 I just don't know if you're calling me a bench tech or not... lol
Remember what I said before...
Given a choice between the two during a hardware refresh, I'd go Scale all the way.
So I'd be calling myself a bench tech
Oh I remember
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Option 1: Keep trying to get my CSR (made using openssl) for my Dokuwiki test to have a subject alternative name, so Chrome will stop griping.
Option 2: Cease option 1, and figure out how to use Lets Encrypt to generate a cert for a non-public facing website.
Option 3: Forget about having my little Dokuwiki use SSL (since my original problem of AD credentials in the clear was solved by adding my private CA's root certificate to the Dokuwiki server's certificate store) -
@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Option 1: Keep trying to get my CSR (made using openssl) for my Dokuwiki test to have a subject alternative name, so Chrome will stop griping.
Option 2: Cease option 1, and figure out how to use Lets Encrypt to generate a cert for a non-public facing website.
Option 3: Forget about having my little Dokuwiki use SSL (since my original problem of AD credentials in the clear was solved by adding my private CA's root certificate to the Dokuwiki server's certificate store)If you go with Option 3, you'll still send them in the clear, just somewhere else.
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@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Option 1: Keep trying to get my CSR (made using openssl) for my Dokuwiki test to have a subject alternative name, so Chrome will stop griping.
Option 2: Cease option 1, and figure out how to use Lets Encrypt to generate a cert for a non-public facing website.
Option 3: Forget about having my little Dokuwiki use SSL (since my original problem of AD credentials in the clear was solved by adding my private CA's root certificate to the Dokuwiki server's certificate store)This is an internal website for knowledgeable staff? I'd say Option 4:Don't worry about it.
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@scottalanmiller @coliver Yeah, it'll be a wiki for IT documentation (and eventually other departments). It bothers me to give up on a task, but this seems to be eating more time than what seems acceptable for the scope of the project.
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@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller @coliver Yeah, it'll be a wiki for IT documentation (and eventually other departments). It bothers me to give up on a task, but this seems to be eating more time than what seems acceptable for the scope of the project.
I don't consider this giving up. Out of curiosity why does Let's Encrypt not work in this instance?
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@coliver I'm not sure whether it would work or not. Our internal domain is a subdomain of the domain we own. Since it's domain validated, I'd have to put something (likely a TXT record) in our public DNS, as it wouldn't make sense to have an A record for a host no one can reach. The other part would be installing and (probably) configuring certbot to get the job done.
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@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@coliver I'm not sure whether it would work or not. Our internal domain is a subdomain of the domain we own. Since it's domain validated, I'd have to put something (likely a TXT record) in our public DNS, as it wouldn't make sense to have an A record for a host no one can reach. The other part would be installing and (probably) configuring certbot to get the job done.
You can also temporarily expose the site, not ideal, but you can.
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Installed samba on a centos7 machine. Tried connecting via my Win10 box and the win10 machine is trying to use nfsclient.exe to connect... Uninstall Services for NFS from control panel, reboot, and now it connects just fine over smb. weird.
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@momurda said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Installed samba on a centos7 machine. Tried connecting via my Win10 box and the win10 machine is trying to use nfsclient.exe to connect... Uninstall Services for NFS from control panel, reboot, and now it connects just fine over smb. weird.
Windows being weird, never.
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Just broke out the Sambuca.
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TRYING to get the kids into bed.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
TRYING to get the kids into bed.
Give them some sambuca.
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@RojoLoco said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
TRYING to get the kids into bed.
Give them some sambuca.
They wouldn't properly appreciate it.
And I know this because I've tried.
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My Internet blows here tonight.
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Two more days till we are headed for the airport.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Two more days till we are headed for the airport.
Sounds ominous.
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@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@coliver I'm not sure whether it would work or not. Our internal domain is a subdomain of the domain we own. Since it's domain validated, I'd have to put something (likely a TXT record) in our public DNS, as it wouldn't make sense to have an A record for a host no one can reach. The other part would be installing and (probably) configuring certbot to get the job done.
I have an A record that resolves to an internal ZeroTier up address. I have to change it to the WAN IP before I run the
certbot renewcommand.I guess I could switch to DNS validation now. Back when I set this up DNS validation did not exist.
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Getting my new Chromebook ordered in the morning. Looking forward to a tiny, long battery life portable laptop.
