On Thu, 17 Nov 2022, Galen Seitz wrote:
I suppose I should be paying closer attention, but when I saw a message about nfs running on port 22, I thought, "what the !#$#, that's the ssh port. nfs uses a completely different port(just looked, it's 2049)" Anyway, abbreviating nearlyfreespeech as NFS, and then talking about TCP/IP port numbers provides ample room for confusion.
galen, When I log in to nearlyfreespeech.net (NFS) using sftp that's the port number I use and I'm able to transfer new and modified files to my web site. NFS has two names: a user name (they call it a short name) for ssh and a login name for the web site and, apparently, sftp. I apologize for confusing you; NFS is much shorter than nearl free speech so I used the abreviation. Regardless, using the proper user/short name I logged in ran tls-setup.sh and a couple of minutes later replaced the FreeSSL certs with the Let's Encrypt certs and automatic renewal. So much to learn, so little time. But I keep learning because it's so satisfying. Regards, Rich
