The process makes file to read via http (not https), it’s just a nonce ( some random characters). Once their server reads that file, using the domain (and not the ip) and compares with what is expected, this shows you own the domain , and they give you a new ssl cert, modifying your server’s https configuration file (usually). And deletes the file it made .
Hi, just a guess. But
The retryafter=86400 value is too large (> 600), will not retry anymore.
Seems to me like the call to your server in the verification step is failing.
Do you have port 80 blocked or stopping the call in another way ?
Sometimes it’s better to hope while closing eyes
He will be back for the next bug
And it sounds like in your case you need new and fancy, if I had to start over I would do arch
I have to use some programming tools and languages to code; installing them side by side and updating was a major hassle. Now I just have some aliases in command prompt.
Docket desktop was a major religious experience for me; much easier than before
Ever since docker became available, along with flatpak; the Linux running these became less of an issue for me
Debian was good enough for my grandfather and it’s good enough for me. Seriously, running cinnamon desktop in Debian is my best option.
I don’t need fancy, just no breaking
Plot twist: am grandfather myself
I think the reason I switched back was because my computer was underused - a lot of the memory was free and the fans hardly ever came on, except when gaming.
But now windows uses every bit of my ram, filled up my hard disk and the fans are humming along.
Thanks Microsoft!!