The more immediate and interesting question: should we drop TLS 1.0?
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The TLS imirhil report evaluates what they consider as the best practices.
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- refactoring done.
- filtering partially done: only failure are reported, Jenkins notifies, we consume.
- to automate without human assertion system status isn't currently considered as valuable
Jan 21 2017
Redirect to SSL web server configuration
Jan 15 2017
nasqueron-devcentral transferred
Jan 14 2017
/etc/postfix/main.cf setting has been switched back to smtpd_tls_security_level = may, mail server restarted.
Jan 12 2017
Dec 24 2016
Done this night for both.
Dec 20 2016
I've checked the current state of the migration. We only have two certificates remaining and we're done:
Nov 24 2016
Nov 6 2016
Current status
Nov 3 2016
Currently, configuration file contains the following instructions:
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
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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Superseded by T846.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.
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Aug 1 2016
@amj do you remmeber anything still do do here?
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3A alternative: a cron job running the command for us and generating a report published somewhere Jenkins has access to.
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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
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