Which is easier for network redux, should there be a problem only they can address? :)
On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 1:25 PM, Thijs Alkemade <th...@xnyhps.nl> wrote: > Consolidate as in merge eider and duck? I'm not sure if that's a great > idea, duck seems to be handling quite a lot already. > > I do generally prefer plain text file configuration (though I'm not > familiar with cpanel), and I think both could badly use some updates. > > Thijs > > > > On 27 jun. 2013, at 14:38, Evan Kinney wrote: > > A while ago I proposed consolidating the web servers and ditching CPanel; > maybe this would be a good opportunity to revisit that idea? > > I have more time these days, fortunately, so we can actually make it > happen this time. :) > > /ek > > On Thursday, June 27, 2013, Thijs Alkemade wrote: > >> Hey all, >> >> GlobalSign is giving out free wildcard certificates for open-source >> projects[1]. I applied a couple of days ago and got the certificate last >> night. >> >> Previously we had a StartCom free certificate for adium.im and >> trac.adium.im >> (which was only used for Trac). I've replaced that certificate on Eider, >> which >> now covers trac.adium.im, hg.adium.im, buildbot.adium.im and the XMPP >> server. >> If you used to pull over http, I advise you to replace the URL in your >> clones >> with https://hg.adium.im. If you prefer to pin the certificate instead of >> configuring Mercurial to check CAs, that can be done by adding to >> .hg/hgrc: >> >> [hostfingerprints] >> hg.adium.im = 12:99:96:72:6c:68:9e:96:05:e9:c8:1d:bd:cf:15:ee:bd:5e:2e:cc >> >> I still want to add the certificate on duck too, but it seems Apache's >> configuration there is managed by cpanel. Could somebody contact me >> off-list >> with the credentials I need for that? >> >> Thijs >> >> [1] https://www.globalsign.com/ssl/ssl-open-source/ >> >> > -- Chris Forsythe @The_Tick <http://twitter.com/The_Tick>
