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martyb
on Thursday March 14 2019, @02:30PM
from the certs-are-not-just-a-breath-mint dept.
from the certs-are-not-just-a-breath-mint dept.
With many thanks to The Mighty Buzzard riding shotgun and helping me through some misunderstandings, I updated the certificates (certs) for all of SoylentNews' domains. Our certs are now good through: Wednesday, June 12, 2019.
Everything seemed to go as expected. If you experience any issues, please mention them here, or pop onto our IRC channel using your favorite client or the web interface and speak up in the #dev or #Soylent channel.
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(Score: 1) by shrewdsheep on Thursday March 14 2019, @04:24PM (6 children)
Put it into your configuration management system right after getting it to work. It is tempting to forget about it because the next task is waiting. However, tt will safe you time, even if you waste some time on configurations that you might not need later (been there several times).
(Score: 2) by Snow on Thursday March 14 2019, @04:35PM (3 children)
HAHA, that's funny.
Configuration Management System... Good one! I'll enter that as a suggestion in the Problem Management system and bring it up at the next CAB meeting, LOL!
Seriously though, all our documentation is scattered all over the place in a disaster of an implementation of Sharepoint. It's definitely a factor in screwing up certs every time. Sharepoint is so shitty that no one wants to use it, so they just wing it every time.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Thursday March 14 2019, @07:37PM (1 child)
Sharepoint? You poor bastards.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Friday March 15 2019, @12:39PM
Shitpoint
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Friday March 15 2019, @02:55AM
DHS?
(Score: 2) by The Mighty Buzzard on Thursday March 14 2019, @06:05PM (1 child)
Our configuration management system is a multi-process system. Different bits run in each of the admins' brains. Except for the bits that were set up by admins who've wandered on to greener pastures. We just wait until something breaks to monkey with those.
My rights don't end where your fear begins.
(Score: 2) by driverless on Friday March 15 2019, @04:53AM
Our configuration management system is Paul. "Hey Paul, what's the latest on X?". Occasionally we have to reinstall beer in Paul, particularly on Friday afternoons, but apart from that it works OK.