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03:05 | <thanhnguyen> | hi, I have an linode account has been suspend and i request to transfer these linode to other linode account. How can i know the transfer is completed ? |
03:15 | <@rgerke> | thanhnguyen: Have you opened a support ticket regarding this as of yet? |
03:24 | <thanhnguyen> | yes, ticket no#12505917 |
03:25 | <@rgerke> | I was able to locate your ticket. You'll have a response shortly. |
03:34 | <thanhnguyen> | @aorlowsky said that Trust & Safety team has been working with me on this case 4 hours ago. But nothing happened until now. |
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03:48 | <@rgerke> | Your ticket is being worked on right now. You should have a response soon. |
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05:57 | <hi> | hi |
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08:25 | <linbot> | New news from community: Why does Linux say my Linode's drives are HDD? <https://www.linode.com/community/questions/18767> |
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09:17 | <prema770> | Hi All! Just deleted an account that may have files we need. Does anyone know if Linode holds accounts after deletion? |
09:20 | <@rdaniels> | prema770: There is no gaurantee, but an image of your Linode may be available for a limited time. I recommend sending us an email to support@linode.com. |
09:20 | <@rdaniels> | This Community site post has additional information. https://www.linode.com/community/questions/256/can-deleted-disks-or-linodes-be-recovered |
09:21 | <@rdaniels> | Make sure to include the last 6 digits of the payment card used, and the email address that was on file so that we can authenticate you, and locate your previous account. |
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09:58 | <manu_> | Do have floating IP provision on the server? |
10:01 | <nb> | Is there any idea how much the price for object storage will be after the early adopter program is done? |
10:03 | <@bleckemby> | nb: We expect pricing after the EAP will be $5/month for 250GB of storage, then $0.02 for each additional gigabyte. However, pricing may change before the official launch. |
10:03 | <nb> | ok, thanks |
10:05 | <manu_> | @bleckemby, can you please let me know my question? planning to buy servers |
10:06 | <@bleckemby> | manu_: If you open a Support ticket, we can add an additional IP address for IP failover. However, it isn't currently supported in Mumbai or Toronto. |
10:07 | <Woet> | bleckemby: "If you want to confirm without a doubt that your Linode is powered by SSDs, use dd to test the write speed." |
10:07 | <Woet> | SSDs don't necessarily have a good write speed, especially in a shared environment. they should excel at IOPS though, like 4k random read/write. |
10:08 | <@bleckemby> | Woet: Absolutely. But at a glance, you can identify via write speeds that it isn't on a HDD. |
10:09 | <manu_> | @bleckemby>, Okay. Supported for US based data centers? |
10:09 | <Zr40> | Woet: you could say that random access by others doesn't really impact your access |
10:09 | <@mcintosh> | manu_: yes, it is |
10:09 | <Woet> | bleckemby: RAID 10 with some good disks would be capable of those speeds |
10:09 | <Woet> | Zr40: huh |
10:10 | <@mcintosh> | if you _really_ want to confirm you're on SSDs, you'd probably need to buy your own hardware - but i recommend just trusting us |
10:10 | <manu_> | Ok, do you have any data center in the Africa zone? |
10:10 | <@mcintosh> | manu_: not currently |
10:10 | <Zr40> | Woet: if you use dd to measure speed, others doing anything at all would cause seeking on a HDD, but not on a SSD |
10:10 | <manu_> | OK, Near by location to Africa? |
10:11 | <Woet> | manu_: Europe is near. |
10:11 | <manu_> | Ok, Thanks |
10:34 | <prema770> | Hi @rdaniels Thanks heaps for the response recovery is under way. |
10:36 | <@bleckemby> | prema770: That's so great to hear! |
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10:37 | <ahras> | hello |
10:37 | <prema770> | Yes thanks @bleckemby |
10:38 | <ahras> | Is there an upper limit of vps per user? |
10:51 | <@bleckemby> | ahras: Yes, and it grows as customers establish a positive history with us. If you hit this limit and require more instances for your needs, open up a Support Ticket with us. |
10:53 | <ahras> | thanks @bleckemby |
10:53 | <ahras> | if I deposit money the limit can be increased ? Or only with time ? @blrckemby |
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11:45 | <nomatter> | Hi !, anyone have problems login to linode manager ? |
11:45 | <nomatter> | Error 500 after login |
11:45 | <millisa> | i just had a whole bunch of dallas nodes go stupid |
11:49 | <nomatter> | anyone ? |
11:49 | <@bbigger> | also seeing issues, we're looking into it now |
11:49 | <nomatter> | "Whoops! Something went wrong :(" in the classic login frame |
11:49 | <nomatter> | and "500 Uh-oh! There was an issue on our end. Sorry about that!" in the newone |
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11:51 | <millisa> | and its suddenly better |
11:52 | <gecco> | Is there anything going on in dallas data center? We just everything |
11:52 | <millisa> | we were just talking about that. |
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11:52 | <gecco> | Just lost all core VOIP trunk connectivity to IP 64.136.173.31 |
11:52 | <Timothy> | Did Linode just experience issues in Dllas? |
11:52 | <nomatter> | and now " wrong password" |
11:52 | <gecco> | What the hell is going on |
11:52 | <Timothy> | nothing on status page |
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11:52 | <millisa> | We're waiting to see what the status update is. they said they were looking. my stuff is mostly recoveed at this point |
11:53 | <gecco> | Linode, is someone from network admin side availble? 11:38amEST is when we started seeing invite drops |
11:53 | <Timothy> | ya mine is back too |
11:53 | <@bleckemby> | It seems issues with multiple services are having issues. We're investigating now. |
11:53 | <gecco> | We're back up now, help |
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11:53 | <@bleckemby> | Ouch, my English. |
11:53 | <gecco> | does anyone have traces? |
11:54 | <nomatter> | "Username or password incorrect." |
11:54 | <gecco> | Web worked, SIP port 5060 was blocked |
11:56 | <gecco> | All of our trunks dropped, on all of our providers, both primary, secondary, 3rd, my carrier is saying they have had no other complaints |
11:57 | <gecco> | We're back up now thank God, but this looks like a dallas data center issue, just keep us up to date with what happened or update status page with post mortum |
11:57 | <Timothy> | Dang data centers |
11:57 | <Timothy> | Odd, one of my sites was still up, akthough it couldn't resolve any host names |
11:57 | <gecco> | downtime happens, Linode has been rock damn solid all year, first blip in months |
11:57 | <Timothy> | but another was dead in the water |
11:58 | <Tyler> | Downtime happens, but its nice if the status page is updated so we know whats going on |
11:59 | <gecco> | @bleckemby can you get back to us on status page with post mortum, thanks for picking up our cries for help so quickly |
11:59 | <nomatter> | working now .. slow but working |
12:02 | <gecco> | ok, keep us posted |
12:22 | <Timothy> | I wish post mortems were more of a thing - anywhere, not just linode |
12:22 | <Timothy> | I always feel stupid when trying to explain to supervisors what happened and can't provide details. |
12:23 | <millisa> | They've written them up for bigger events in the past. Not sure this one will qualify. Whatever this was didn't impact all dallas nodes. |
12:24 | <Timothy> | Nope, it didn't. Affected one of my nodes and the dashboard |
12:24 | <Timothy> | Fortunately, my main server wasn't affected |
12:24 | <millisa> | status page updated |
12:25 | <millisa> | https://status.linode.com/incidents/t3srjk1fdgc3 |
12:25 | <millisa> | that fits what I saw |
12:25 | <Timothy> | Oh resolvers |
12:25 | <Timothy> | Not sure why that would have brought down my server though. Hmm |
12:26 | <Timothy> | Funy, just yesterday I was wondering if I should use 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8 instead |
12:31 | <Timothy> | Was worried about what impact that would have though, since they wouldn't be as close to the server |
12:32 | <linbot> | New news from status: Connectivity issues - Dallas, Atlanta, Linode Manager, Linode API <https://status.linode.com/incidents/t3srjk1fdgc3> |
12:36 | <@mcintosh> | millisa: think we'll probably try to follow-up on this one |
12:36 | <millisa> | woo! |
12:44 | <@mcintosh> | > It seems issues with multiple services are having issues. |
12:45 | <@mcintosh> | made me giggle a little |
12:45 | <@mcintosh> | bleckemby: luv u :p |
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12:45 | <@bleckemby> | mcintosh: :p |
13:10 | * | Timothy is still trying to figure out howserver went down if it was resolver issues. what crazy thing is my app doing that I don't know about? :) |
13:14 | <Timothy> | I hope it's not doing a ping russianbrides.ru |
13:19 | <millisa> | geolocation / shipping rate type lookups? those were the most common things I was seeing |
13:20 | <millisa> | another was a current stock price lookup |
13:20 | <linbot> | New news from community: How do I troubleshoot Mariadb excessive cpu usage? <https://www.linode.com/community/questions/18768> |
13:24 | <Timothy> | nope, shouldn't be any lookups on index page. I'll probably spend the day auditing that cuz I don't want to do the other stuff I'm assigned to do |
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13:26 | <primitiv> | hello, what other resources can i use besides rkhunter to determine if my server got infected? |
13:27 | <primitiv> | somebody is asking me to take a look into it and they are saying wordpress seems the be the culprit, rkhunter returns OK for everything |
13:27 | <primitiv> | trying to make sure its only wordpress and nothing else... |
13:27 | <nuevu> | "Simple" answer is assume everything's compromised. |
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13:28 | <millisa> | if you really want to see everything that's changed, goto a known good restore and diff everything |
13:30 | <@bbigger> | primitiv: ClamAV, Maldet, chkrootkit, R-FX malware detect |
13:34 | <primitiv> | should i run any of those in a specific order? |
13:35 | <primitiv> | well it wasnt broken before wordpress |
13:35 | <primitiv> | and he added a bunch of plugins |
13:35 | <primitiv> | and one most likely had a backdoor |
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13:41 | <@bbigger> | I wouldn't say order matters much, just more options for you to try. Also agree with others—only real way to recover from a compromise is to rebuild. https://www.linode.com/docs/troubleshooting/rescue-and-rebuild/ |
13:43 | <DrJ> | personally, I have a tripwire script on my server that monitors the entire /home directory |
13:43 | <@mcintosh> | millisa: gecco: we'll be updating the status page w/ more info on the incident shortly |
13:44 | <millisa> | Gracias! |
13:44 | <millisa> | !point mcintosh |
13:44 | <linbot> | millisa: Point given to mcintosh. (20) (Biggest fan: csnxs, total: 8) |
13:44 | <DrJ> | it runs every hour and emails me a list of new, modified, or deleted files (if any) |
13:44 | <@jackley> | https://status.linode.com/incidents/t3srjk1fdgc3 |
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13:44 | <@mcintosh> | ^^ wasn't lying when i said shortly! ;) |
13:44 | <DrJ> | however, it only searches for files that can contains scripts like php files, etc |
13:46 | <millisa> | 'quickly notified by our monitoring systems'. that's code for #linode, right? |
13:46 | <@bbigger> | >.> |
13:46 | <@jackley> | it's code for mcintosh, specifically mcintosh |
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13:57 | <@mcintosh> | true story |
14:00 | <primitiv> | they dont have a backup sadly |
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14:07 | <mojo> | Hi |
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14:07 | <millisa> | Hi |
14:08 | <mojo> | excuse me I have a question. If I buy Linode basic plan how many domains can be used with it? |
14:08 | <millisa> | there's no linode imposed limit |
14:09 | <mojo> | ok thank you. |
14:09 | <millisa> | you get root access to a linux system you spinup. you determine how many domains that means |
14:09 | <mojo> | aha |
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16:08 | <nb> | does linode backups backup an attached volume? |
16:09 | <@mcintosh> | nb: it does not |
16:10 | <nb> | ok, that's what i thought |
16:10 | * | nb wishes you offered a backup service for volumes |
16:13 | <@bbigger> | nb: I have officially logged your request. |
16:14 | <nb> | bbigger, thanks! |
16:14 | * | bbigger tips hat |
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16:31 | <cf11> | Hi, I have a question regarding public IP address assignment, namely whether I'm able to reserve an external IPv4 address and associate it with a Linode VM? |
16:35 | <nb> | cf11, not sure what you are asking..... every Linode VM gets a IPv4 address |
16:37 | <cf11> | understood, but will it change on reboot/ power off and on of the Linode or is it dedicated? I'm talking public IP here |
16:39 | <nb> | it is dedicated. |
16:41 | <cf11> | and this is non-chargeable (and not forecast to be) chargeable? background is that I currently use GCP (sorry!) and they are making dedicated "External IP addresses" chargeable. I've been considering a move to Linode on a price/ performance basis and this has tipped me over! |
16:41 | <millisa> | every linode has a public built into the price. not only that, you can even shift the public IP to another linode in the same datacenter |
16:42 | <cf11> | thanks nb/ millisa, that's great - just want to avoid having to run a dyndns/ similar client |
16:43 | <millisa> | it's the extra IP past the initial one that you end up having to justify and will pay extra for |
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16:44 | <cf11> | single IP is fine, and will enable me to migrate my website/ API across without issue |
16:44 | <millisa> | and we're just talking ipv4 here. ipv6 you can have a huge public block if you want it |
16:44 | <millisa> | go check out https://www.linode.com/docs/getting-started/ then |
16:44 | <cf11> | great, I'll need dedicated IPv6 in the near future, just dedicated IPv4 for now |
16:44 | <cf11> | thanks for your help |
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18:30 | <greener> | is there any policy regarding using my linode for cryptocurrency mining? |
18:36 | <nuevu> | https://www.linode.com/tos |
18:38 | <greener> | thanks. Is such activity considered as "Intentional misuse of system resources"? |
18:40 | <nuevu> | Honestly, I have no idea how mining is interpreted under the TOS. But it doesn't seem like a VPS is the best place to do it. |
18:40 | <nuevu> | You might get a straight answer from one of the ops, or by opening a support ticket if you already have an account. |
18:41 | <greener> | ok, thanks |
18:41 | <@rgerke> | greener: I want to give you a good answer on this, so I'm looking into the specifics. |
18:46 | <@rgerke> | greener: Cryptocurrency mining is not explicitly forbidden on our platform, but if you're choosing to engage in it please be mindful that resources on non-dedicated Linodes are shared and consider using of our Dedicated CPU plans. |
18:47 | <nuevu> | !point rgerke |
18:47 | <linbot> | nuevu: Point given to rgerke. (3) |
18:47 | <cruxeternus> | Either way, unless you've got a GPU, I doubt you'd earn more than the cost of the Linode. |
18:47 | <cruxeternus> | Just burn CPU, power, cooling at a loss. |
18:48 | <cruxeternus> | While annoying your neighbors :P |
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20:51 | <linbot> | New news from community: Is it possible to do a volume downgrade? <https://www.linode.com/community/questions/18769> |
21:22 | <linbot> | New news from community: Access to Install ioncube <https://www.linode.com/community/questions/18770> |
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21:28 | <primitiv> | https://jamsbot.com/ im getting a 403 error |
21:29 | <primitiv> | any idea how to solve this? |
21:29 | <primitiv> | i installed an ssl and it borked everything up |
21:29 | <primitiv> | 500** |
21:29 | <millisa> | step 1, move them from DO to Linode. |
21:30 | <primitiv> | apachectl -S |
21:30 | <primitiv> | step 2? |
21:30 | <@pwoods> | primitiv: does the apache error logs provide anything? |
21:30 | <@pwoods> | https://www.linode.com/community/questions/17856/what-can-cause-a-wordpress-site-to-give-a-http-500-error |
21:30 | <millisa> | look in your logs, check your config, verify your selinux config isn't getting in the way |
21:31 | <primitiv> | before the sssl wordpress was fine |
21:31 | <primitiv> | i installed it could login |
21:31 | <primitiv> | once i ran certbot |
21:31 | <primitiv> | it got messed up |
21:31 | <@pwoods> | I checked the SSL cert through this checker, and it looks ok from their end: https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html#hostname=http://jamsbot.com |
21:31 | <primitiv> | yes the lockpad appears fine |
21:31 | <primitiv> | could it be htacccess?? |
21:32 | <primitiv> | [Fri Sep 06 01:32:14.872597 2019] [core:error] [pid 11525] [client 107.179.235.11:54267] AH00124: Request exceeded the limit of 10 internal redirects due to probable configuration error. Use 'LimitInternalRecursion' to increase the limit if necessary. Use 'LogLevel debug' to get a backtrace., referer: https://jamsbot.com/ |
21:32 | <primitiv> | this is the only error i receive |
21:32 | <@pwoods> | It could be a couple things, htaccess being one of them. |
21:32 | <millisa> | sounds like you have a redir loop |
21:32 | <@pwoods> | Yeah, what millisa said |
21:33 | <primitiv> | https://pastebin.com/kTvWNmAm |
21:33 | <primitiv> | this is my htaccess |
21:33 | <primitiv> | i agree, seems like it |
21:33 | <millisa> | (that shouldn't be a 403 though; that should be a 5xx) |
21:36 | <primitiv> | i removed the htaccess |
21:36 | <primitiv> | now it loads somewhat |
21:37 | <millisa> | line 7 of those rewrite rules |
21:37 | <millisa> | NE? |
21:37 | <millisa> | did you really mean that? or no case? |
21:37 | <primitiv> | i didnt create this htaccess |
21:37 | <primitiv> | no idea tbh |
21:38 | <primitiv> | how do i fix my site not loading properly now though? |
21:39 | <primitiv> | nvm seems like the theme wasnt activated properly |
21:39 | <primitiv> | so now i need to fix the ssl |
21:39 | <millisa> | devtools shows a lot of stuff being loaded by IP, not hostname. |
21:39 | <primitiv> | https://157.230.138.127/ i need this to redirect to jamsbot.com |
21:40 | <Peng_> | Why? |
21:40 | <primitiv> | https://jamsbot.com |
21:40 | <primitiv> | opera doesnt load the theme |
21:40 | <primitiv> | firefox and chrome do... |
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21:40 | <Peng_> | Do you have or want to get a valid certificate for https://157.230.138.127/? |
21:41 | <primitiv> | no that one is fine like it is |
21:41 | <primitiv> | i want to fix jamsbot** sorry |
21:41 | <millisa> | did you set the word press siteurl to jamsbot? |
21:41 | <millisa> | wp_home and wp_siteurl? |
21:42 | <primitiv> | yea it should be |
21:42 | <primitiv> | let mechekc |
21:42 | <primitiv> | ahh no |
21:43 | <millisa> | do that. |
21:43 | <millisa> | hey look. a wordpress site. |
21:44 | <primitiv> | i also need 157 to redirect to jamsbot |
21:45 | <primitiv> | yaya wordpress fixed |
21:45 | <primitiv> | !point millisa |
21:45 | <linbot> | primitiv: Point given to millisa. (100) (Biggest fan: relidy, total: 17) |
21:47 | <primitiv> | i do not see a vhosts for the server ip |
21:47 | <primitiv> | would i create one with the redirect? |
21:48 | <millisa> | it would use the default vhost if there's not one it matches. |
21:48 | <primitiv> | https://pastebin.com/QPse74uS |
21:48 | <primitiv> | this is my current default one |
21:48 | <primitiv> | so this one is the one used |
21:49 | <primitiv> | do i copy the bottom redirect? |
21:50 | <millisa> | that appears to say if the server name is jamsbot, send it to https of whatever the server got as the server_name (which would be jamsbot) |
21:52 | <primitiv> | but it doesnt redirect it to jamsbot |
21:52 | <primitiv> | so the redirect isnt functioning? |
21:52 | <millisa> | if the server_name is jamsbot it probably is |
21:53 | <primitiv> | so i would swpa jamsbot for = 157.230.138.127 |
21:53 | <primitiv> | ? |
21:53 | <primitiv> | swap* |
21:54 | <millisa> | if you want all things that end up in that vhost to goto https://jamsbot.com, regardless of what name or IP it uses, why have the rewritecond at all? |
21:55 | <primitiv> | fair point |
21:55 | <primitiv> | RedirectMatch permanent ^/(.*)$ http://domain2.com/$1 ? |
21:56 | <primitiv> | so that made http only redirect |
21:56 | <primitiv> | how do i make the https redirect? |
21:56 | <millisa> | it is the http vhost |
21:56 | <millisa> | make an https vhost to do it with? it'll throw a cert error |
21:57 | <primitiv> | wait what will throw a cert error |
21:57 | <millisa> | If you ask for https://someIP, what cert are you using and is it going to match that name? (it's why Peng asked 'why?') |
21:57 | <millisa> | (well, I'm assuming) |
21:58 | <primitiv> | can i remove the ssl |
21:58 | <primitiv> | its not being used |
21:58 | <primitiv> | im redirecting |
21:58 | <primitiv> | well want too redirect* |
21:59 | <primitiv> | curl --head http://157.230.138.127 |
21:59 | <primitiv> | works |
21:59 | <primitiv> | curl --head https://157.230.138.127 says no cert |
21:59 | <millisa> | yes |
21:59 | <millisa> | If you want to ignore the cert mismatch, you can add -k to curl |
21:59 | <chonk> | you are asking it to connect over HTTPS |
22:00 | <primitiv> | right now you can load over https |
22:00 | <primitiv> | how doi make that redirect |
22:00 | <primitiv> | https://157.230.138.127/ |
22:00 | <Peng_> | Why? It's not useful. |
22:00 | * | millisa nods |
22:00 | <Peng_> | Without a valid certificate, it doesn't work. |
22:00 | <@mcintosh> | there is a valid cert it's just not for a bare IP (?) |
22:00 | <primitiv> | bcause i do not want people to view 157 |
22:00 | <@mcintosh> | i'm driving by with that comment so, i might be missing info here... |
22:01 | <primitiv> | i want it to redirect to my url jamsbot |
22:01 | <primitiv> | do i just create a 443 vhost? |
22:01 | <@mcintosh> | primitiv: https://serverfault.com/questions/607137/restrict-direct-ip-access-to-website |
22:02 | <Peng_> | primitiv: THey can hardly view it now, since they'd get a certificate mismatch error |
22:03 | <Peng_> | Oh, it loads your actual website? |
22:03 | * | mcintosh nods |
22:03 | <primitiv> | ... |
22:03 | <@mcintosh> | Peng_: i didn't click through the warning at first either! XD |
22:03 | <millisa> | if you ok past the cert error, sure |
22:03 | <Peng_> | I'd change that to return an error, or a redirect, but it's important to understand that the certificate error would still be there |
22:04 | <@mcintosh> | ^^ |
22:04 | <primitiv> | i created a 443 vhost with the ip |
22:04 | <primitiv> | but i cannot see the server ip in the list |
22:04 | <primitiv> | to install the ssl |
22:05 | <@mcintosh> | it's not worthwhile or common to have an ssl certificate for an IP |
22:06 | <primitiv> | so how do i redirect it |
22:06 | <@mcintosh> | fwiw i'd suggest simply not worrying about it |
22:06 | <@mcintosh> | as Peng_ notes for SSL, you'll get that cert error either way |
22:07 | <@mcintosh> | from the link: |
22:07 | <@mcintosh> | > You can't disable direct IP access to your server over HTTPS because the hostname for your virtualhost is encrypted inside the SSL certificate. |
22:07 | <primitiv> | but i do not want people to view 157... |
22:07 | <chonk> | are you trying to hide your IP address? |
22:07 | <millisa> | then put an empty vhost there that says something like 'site not configured'. if someone types your IP, blows past the cert error, do you really want to serve them a page? |
22:07 | <primitiv> | no i just want people to view the url instead is that a sin |
22:07 | <millisa> | it's probably a bot anyways |
22:07 | <chonk> | obfuscate, rather |
22:07 | <primitiv> | i dont understand why it matters |
22:07 | <primitiv> | its my choice |
22:08 | <@mcintosh> | you can redirect it |
22:08 | <@mcintosh> | but the cert error is not avoidable |
22:08 | <@mcintosh> | it's just how websites work |
22:08 | <millisa> | a human isn't going to do that anyways |
22:08 | <@mcintosh> | https://198.41.214.162/ <-- this is cloudflare.com's IP - you get the same cert error |
22:09 | <@mcintosh> | they make it 403, but the cert error is not avoidable |
22:09 | <primitiv> | ok |
22:09 | <@mcintosh> | you can make it 403 or redirect (my link describes how) but the cert error is impossible to avoid |
22:09 | <primitiv> | how do i make a 403 |
22:10 | <primitiv> | that shows for http |
22:10 | <primitiv> | not https |
22:10 | <@mcintosh> | primitiv: https://serverfault.com/a/573120 |
22:10 | <millisa> | require all denied in the directory block uses less rewrite |
22:11 | <primitiv> | thank you for all the help |
22:17 | <millisa> | cheapest IP based ssl I've found is $350. |
22:17 | <millisa> | I'm assuming the lochness monster is involved |
22:18 | <nate> | "IP based SSL"? |
22:18 | <nate> | o_O |
22:18 | <millisa> | globalsign still allows them with the OV level certs |
22:18 | <millisa> | (not an ad): https://www.globalsign.com/en/ssl/organization-ssl/ |
22:19 | <Peng_> | 1.1.1.1 and 9.9.9.9 use DigitCert. |
22:19 | <Peng_> | 8.8.8.8, shockingly, uses Google Trust Services. ;) |
22:20 | <chonk> | does that count as self-signed |
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22:25 | <nate> | Oh, oh you mean like an IP as the CN/SAN? |
22:25 | <millisa> | yeah |
22:25 | <nate> | They're usually restricted to private ranges though I Believe |
22:25 | <millisa> | other way around. |
22:26 | <nate> | ah are they? Maybe I'm thinking something with EV. Is that the one where you gotta show OV registration of the IP too? |
22:26 | <@mcintosh> | !point millisa |
22:26 | <linbot> | mcintosh: Point given to millisa. (101) (Biggest fan: relidy, total: 17) |
22:26 | <nate> | ie; OV details have to match the RIR records? |
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22:30 | <millisa> | I definitely don't know what they use today; last time I had to do one I had to mail in articles of incorporation type docs and ace of base was still getting radio time |
22:32 | <waltashom> | buen dia alguien sabe como comenzar a usar linode me sale - LĂmite de cuenta alcanzado. Por favor abra un ticket de soporte. |
22:33 | <millisa> | https://www.linode.com/community/questions/17230/how-do-solve-account-limit-reached-please-open-a-support-ticket |
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