

I’d be interested in that too; I’ve always avoided ZeroSSL so far because I have 80 (sub)domains. I manage 7 root domains as wildcards and 6 as individual certificates—that always sounded like it would be unaffordable for me.
openpgp4fpr:d6a42fb0a007bd7af8fd67145fe349abc863e7f9


I’d be interested in that too; I’ve always avoided ZeroSSL so far because I have 80 (sub)domains. I manage 7 root domains as wildcards and 6 as individual certificates—that always sounded like it would be unaffordable for me.


Secure Boot is unfortunately always a bit of a hack on Arch.
I don’t really have a favorite; I offer a lot of software to the public for free use. Ansible and Proxmox are really helpful for me in doing that.
Ansible Scripts: https://git.rollenspiel.monster/ansible-playbooks
Just installed via Ansible and it’s running without any issues so far. As far as I could tell visually, it’s running much faster.


I like EndeavourOS a lot, that was my start in Arch.


I’m familiar with that, but even then it’s not quite that great; I have changes in the flake.lock without it showing which program it was.


I know all those guides, I don’t like Ubuntu with their messed-up Gnome. With Fedora, I only find the Atomic setups interesting, but that also makes customizations difficult.
Yeah, I know, I’m not making it easy for myself either xD

OK, I don’t understand what excluding local addresses has to do with security. It’s not that unusual to route within the network.
https://github.com/LemmyNet/activitypub-federation-rust/blob/0.5.10/src/config.rs#L207

I’ve tried a few things now, hardcoded proxy headers:
proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $custom_real_ip;
proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $custom_forwarded_for;
setting the IP for the domain in the container:
extra_hosts:
- "rollenspiel.forum:142.132.206.141"
setting the DNS server in the container:
dns:
- 8.8.8.8
it doesn’t change the error message, I don’t know what Lemmy checks to determine that it’s a local IP, because all standard tools show me the public IP for rollenspiel.forum.
From the moment I read Cloudflare, I was out.
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