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|TXT || _dmarc || v=DMARC1; p=reject; rua=<nowiki>mailto:admin</nowiki>@feministwiki.org || DMARC | |TXT || _dmarc || v=DMARC1; p=reject; rua=<nowiki>mailto:admin</nowiki>@feministwiki.org || DMARC | ||
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|SRV || _xmpp-server || _tcp || @ || xmpp.feministwiki.org || 5269 | |SRV || _xmpp-server || _tcp || @ || xmpp.feministwiki.org || 5269 | ||
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Google Site Verification: | |||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
!Type !! Host !! Data | |||
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|TXT || @ || google-site-verification=<key> | |||
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The FeministWiki uses LetsEncrypt to acquire digital certificates for encrypted communication. | The FeministWiki uses LetsEncrypt to acquire digital certificates for encrypted communication. | ||
To ease use of the letsencrypt command, the file <code>/root/etc/domains</code> contains all the FQDNs used by the FeministWiki, one per line. Given that, the preferred way to populate the <code>/etc/letsencrypt/live/feministwiki.org</code> directory with fresh certs is to run the following | To ease use of the letsencrypt command, the file <code>/root/etc/domains</code> contains all the FQDNs used by the FeministWiki, one per line. Given that, the preferred way to populate the <code>/etc/letsencrypt/live/feministwiki.org</code> directory with fresh certs is to run the following commands while TCP port 80 is free (e.g. stop Apache first): | ||
# Use $() to eliminate the terminating newline, if any. | |||
domains=$(cat /root/etc/domains) | |||
domains=$(printf '%s' "$domains" | tr '\n' ',') | |||
letsencrypt certonly --authenticator standalone -d "$domains" | |||
Additionally, for programs that require a cert file and its private key in a single combined <code>.pem</code> file, run the following commands to generate such a file: | Additionally, for programs that require a cert file and its private key in a single combined <code>.pem</code> file, run the following commands to generate such a file: |