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The above can be used not only to refresh a cert that's running out, but also to add a new domain to the cert.  Just add the domain to <code>/root/etc/domains</code> and run the commands.
The above can be used not only to refresh a cert that's running out, but also to add a new domain to the cert.  Just add the domain to <code>/root/etc/domains</code> and run the commands.


Note that the letsencrypt command doesn't work well on a "dumb" terminal such as an Emacs shell buffer.  Make sure to run it from within a proper terminal emulator.
Note that the letsencrypt command may not work well on a "dumb" terminal such as an Emacs shell buffer.  If in doubt, run it from within a proper terminal emulator.


=== Readability of the key files ===
=== Readability of the key files ===
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The wiki uses the SQL database called "feministwiki" and the SQL user of the same name.
The wiki uses the SQL database called "feministwiki" and the SQL user of the same name.
=== Blog ===
Host: blog.feministwiki.org <br/>
Software: WordPress
This is a fairly standard WordPress installation in <code>/var/www/blog</code>, with LDAP authentication enabled via the AD/LDAP plugin from miniOrange.
Users from LDAP are registered as "subscriber" by default, and the admin has to change their WordPress role manually to allow contribution, authoring, or editing.
The permalink structure configured in WordPress is <code>/p/%author%/%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%/</code>, where Apache handles the rewrite from <code>/p/</code> to <code>/index.php/</code> for it to actually work.
WordPress uses the SQL database called "feministblog" and an SQL user of the same name.


=== Chat (web interface) ===
=== Chat (web interface) ===