I’m learning today that nginx must be reloaded to replace an SSL certificate. I’m going to send a SIGHUP to it once a month, when I run certbot. I run certbot every month — it doesn’t renew a cert if the cert is not too old. I wonder if anyone has anything to share. Is that how you do it too? Thanks!
That’s right way to do it. Certbot’s renew command can do it for you, but it amounts to the same process: maybe update the certs, maybe update the config, validate the config, if OK tell nginx to reload the config via nginx -s reload or a SIGHUP .
Not sure if anyone here knows/cares, but might be neat to see some racket entries this year: <https://adventofcode.com/|Advent of Code 2020>
I’ll check to make sure the leaderboard is still with us
ugh I should have checked earlier so @pocmatos could put it in Racket News.
@samdphillips thanks for pinging me. I will mention it next issue - coming Dec. 7.
This is one of those months where the 1st hits on a Tuesday, so it feels like the first issue of the month comes quite late.
No worries.