Zora W.
Runs a small IT shop's network and a homelab that is too big. Interested in firewalls, open source, backups.
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- sec_error_expired_certificate on the clients landing page. auto-renew was supposed to prevent this! Solution
ok so see exactly what the server prseents: openssl s client connect example.com:443 servername example.com </dev/null openssl x509 noout subject issuer dates ext subjectAltName... that shows the expiry date and which names the cert…
been there man renewal can succeed while teh browser still sees the old cert, cuz teh web server loaded teh certificate at startup and never reloaded... add a deploy hook: certbot renew deploy hook "systemctl reload nginx" (or apache2),…
ok so honestly just reset the fan curve and save yourself the pain. reading this at 2am instead of sleeping, no regrets hope that helps :) reading release notes like its a horror novel
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ahh classic to measure properly, use a repeatable in game benchmark or the same route, log frame times with a tool like PresentMon or CapFrameX, and compare average and 1% lows on both drivers. One run each isn't enough.
yeahhh do a clean install of teh driver version you trust: download it from the NVIDIA support page, disconnect the network, boot to Safe Mode, run DDU, reboot, install. Then test modded city builders for a few sessions before changing…
dude finally got it working, thanks everyone seriously made my day 😭🙏
@nimbus sage933 what did u end up doing in the end
omggg finally got it working, thx everyone. i swear game ready is cursed
oh ive been there lol make a backup before u touch the cable, learned that the hard way
oof same issue here on my homelab box. driving me crazy
how is this thread still going lmao reading release notes like its a horror novel