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Nov 6 2016
Nov 3 2016
In T853#9085, @dereckson wrote:We need a script to automate the process.
Oct 11 2016
Oct 10 2016
5.6.26 is a security release according the changelog.
Sep 12 2016
Aug 23 2016
Step 4 done for B to D, but currently every failure will be reported. And we don't exploit in the artefact log what's failing.
Aug 20 2016
Aug 15 2016
Aug 14 2016
Superseded by T846.
Aug 10 2016
No issue ownCloud related: the Let's encrypt location block was in 80 server block, not in 443 one.
A deny rule blocked all the URL starting by a . to protect .htpasswd files.
Aug 4 2016
Aug 1 2016
@amj do you remmeber anything still do do here?
Jul 31 2016
Jul 29 2016
3A alternative: a cron job running the command for us and generating a report published somewhere Jenkins has access to.
Jul 28 2016
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Jul 24 2016
Without PHP allowance patch for SuEXEC
/var/log/messages.2.bz2:Jul 22 20:29:35 ysul pkg-static: apache24-2.4.20_1 deinstalled
/var/log/messages.2.bz2:Jul 22 20:29:57 ysul pkg-static: apache24-2.4.23_1 installed
Jul 22 2016
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Jul 10 2016
Jul 6 2016
Jul 2 2016
Hashes generated through https://www.srihash.org/ managed by Mozilla, and tested under Chrome 51.
Jun 26 2016
That's already the case, see hashing in the Laravel documentation.
As auth code is currently refactored to be sync'ed with Laravel 5.1 → 5.2 change, I'd suggest to avoid currently to refactor code independently.
Jun 18 2016
Jun 15 2016
I'm decreasing the TTL of uncle-slovius CNAME DNS entry, so we'll be able to switch > 2016-06-16 4:00.
Dedicated IPv6 will be 2001:470:1f13:9e1:0:c0ff:ee:6.
Jun 12 2016
Jun 9 2016
Fixed for Agora.
agora.nasqueron.org still use a StartSSL (has been expired for 4 days)
Jun 5 2016
Testing D396 script, three domains have issues.
Jun 4 2016
We need a script to automate the process.
Done manually.
Following work this week by @Sandlayth (Dwellers) and me (Ysul), all *.nasqueron.org sites are migrated to Let's encrypt certificates.
Jun 3 2016
So for reference, we can now customize SuEXEC settings.