just install certbot + a daily cron
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I think the Manjaro devs can't read. Could you mime it?
Or caddy that does it automatically
But of course it's more complex than that in significantly distributed environments
Just set your device clock to a day before 8/23, problem solved.
1/1/1970
Not to wreck your joke, but certificates have a starting date on them too, so the epoch also won't work.
(that was the intended joke; they did say 'pick any date' :p)
We're gonna sse the year of the linux desktop long before we see the year of default ACME lmao
Floorp sounds like an alien or galaxy from Rick and Morty
I thought the devs were supposed to be taking back the project. I'm guessing that didn't happen.
It was a whole forum thing and deadline before they would fork it - have not kept up with any updates personally
The new e.V. formed in late June, but as far as I understand, they don't actually have control over any of the infrastructure.
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This is a PR stunt? There no such thing as bad publicity?
At this point, Iβm totally convinced this is all deliberate. Why? I have no fucking clue.
again?? π€£
Do they not have autorenew
I jumped ship after 2 times. Such a shame because I loved the OS but this is the opposite of what I expect a distro to do.
At this point... Why aren't Linux users tracking the certificate and notify them?
You might as well be asking why people found porn in bushes in the 80s.
Or what ball lightning is.
Or what is zen.
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"floorp", really? lol thats the name?
The name of the web browser being used there, yes.
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