Ulsan, South Korea
Ticket created by ~cnx on ~cnx/blackshades
Sidewalk height is assumed even on the street.
Comment by ~cnx on ~cnx/blackshades
Nguyễn Gia Phong referenced this ticket in commit 91197fe.
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RESOLVED FIXEDComment by ~cnx on ~cnx/blackshades
Nguyễn Gia Phong referenced this ticket in commit 2100f99.
REPORTED
RESOLVED FIXEDComment by ~cnx on ~cnx/blackshades
Nguyễn Gia Phong referenced this ticket in commit e68d3ee.
REPORTED
RESOLVED FIXEDTicket created by ~cnx on ~cnx/loang
Unconfigured hosts get served the content of adol.pw instead of an error.
I've been running the email for my personal domain for decades. For at least the last 10 years it's been a combination of Exim, Dovecot, Roundcube (and all the baggage that comes with it), and some custom "certbot" scripts, all on a Raspberry PI. it's ugly and getting harder to maintain and justify.
I've (tentatively) replaced it all with "maddy" and "alps"; it's all the machine runs. I've made two changes to alps:
- it fetches and maintains the Letsencrypt certs
- I can specify SMTP upstream credentials
With these changes, I can easily run alps anywhere standalone; I just point a "mail.mydomain.com" DNS record to it. I run my web services somewhere else.
I'm fine if you don't want to add this to alps as out of scope. The almost trivial patch in main.go optionally replaces
go e.Start(addr)
with
e.AutoTLSManager.Cache = autocert.DirCache(certCache) go e.StartAutoTLS(addr)
Thanks for the quick response (and making this software available)
S
On 10/21/23 1:10 AM, ~cnx wrote:
FYI todo.sr.ht drops attachments so your patch can't be accessed.
I wonder about your setup motivating this though. It's common for TLS to be handled by a reverse proxy, which is redundant if alps is the only web service, but that's rarely the case.
Ticket created by ~cnx on ~cnx/blackshades
The game tries to write to
scores.ini
in$DATA_DIR/blackshades
and would crash if the directory didn't exist.
Comment by ~cnx on ~migadu/alps
FYI todo.sr.ht drops attachments so your patch can't be accessed.
I wonder about your setup motivating this though. It's common for TLS to be handled by a reverse proxy, which is redundant if alps is the only web service, but that's rarely the case.