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On Sun, July 22, 2018 11:22 pm, dclist at list.jmatt.net wrote: > Usually, a browser connects to a web server on port 443, while an email > client connects to an IMAP or POP server on a different port, served by > different software. Just because your browser receives a current/valid > cert, that doesn?t mean your dovecot server is sending the same > certificate. > >

..., Voytek Eymont wrote: > [...] > so, basically, after each renewal of server's cert I should remember to > reload Dovecot (and maybe Postfix too?) You can add a hook (script) to /etc/letsencrypt/renewal-hooks/deply/ which restarts the services you need. In my case, I have /usr/sbin/apache2ctl graceful /usr/sbin/dovecot reload /usr/sbin/postfix reload This way the services pickup the renewed certificate when it is renewed.

I know this is on the radar, so does something like this help : https://portal.huttu.net/gwiki/InstallationInstructions/1.8/Migration ? -- Karanbir Singh : http://www.karan.org/ : 2522219 at icq

...false", owner => "root", group => "root", mode => "0750", source => "/nfs/path/to/apache2/" } exec { "rsync -avl /nfs/path/to/apache2/ /etc/apache2 ; apache2ctl graceful": refreshonly => "true", subscribe => File["/etc/apache2"], path => "/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin" } } node hostname { include apache2 }

...fig. NOTE: the latest apache2 debian packages cause the web server to run in a very reduced environment, thus one is unable to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH before calling /etc/init.d/apache2. One option is to actually edit that file and add the LD_LIBRARY_PATH explicitly. Another is to use the apache2ctl scripts which are also bundled with the debian packages. Or you can add it to /etc/ld.so.conf. Documentation ------------- All of the documentation is currently in the RApache package. Once you install mod_R, start R and load the RApache package. You'll get a warning that...

...fig. NOTE: the latest apache2 debian packages cause the web server to run in a very reduced environment, thus one is unable to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH before calling /etc/init.d/apache2. One option is to actually edit that file and add the LD_LIBRARY_PATH explicitly. Another is to use the apache2ctl scripts which are also bundled with the debian packages. Or you can add it to /etc/ld.so.conf. Documentation ------------- All of the documentation is currently in the RApache package. Once you install mod_R, start R and load the RApache package. You'll get a warning that...

Hi, I''m really new to RoR and I''m trying to setup a development or even production server for Ruby on Rails. I''m trying to do it on Linux Debian, but somehow, I always get this Error: Application Error - Rails application failed to start properly This was running on Debian Linux, Apache2, Mysql and FastCGI. The Tutorial I used:

Been trying to deploy my rails app on Redhat ES3, Apache2, FastCGI with Plesk all day. Fun stuff. Basically, the issue that I can not solve has to do with access to /public. None of my images, javascripts, etc. are working in the app. Trying to access any of these results in a 404 (or routing error if in developer mode). Oddly, the 404 file it displays is -- you guessed it -- in fact *in*

Hello All - This is my first post into this forum and somewhat of a newb to RoR so I''m hoping someone can help. I currently have a RoR app that runs on Ubuntu with Apache and Mysql. There are two issues I''m having and they are causing me to bang my head against the wall. First one is RAILS_ENV: If I run ruby script/console it says that my environment is development