| 19 Oct 2023 |
 benoitj | Make sense | 04:06:40 |
| 20 Oct 2023 |
|  Izanth joined the room. | 19:22:32 |
| 22 Oct 2023 |
 kaka.farm | Something is happening. Breakout clone, or something, eventually. Been fighting the callback thing for too long until I learned that you must put the callback in (callback proc), like in (%inline "requestAnimationFrame" (callback loop)).
https://yuvallangerontheroad.codeberg.page/spook/
https://codeberg.org/yuvallangerontheroadspook/ | 16:58:27 |
| kaka.farm | * Something is happening. Breakout clone, or something, eventually. Been fighting the callback thing for too long until I learned that you must put the callback in (callback proc), like in (%inline "requestAnimationFrame" (callback loop)).
https://yuvallangerontheroad.codeberg.page/spook/
https://codeberg.org/yuvallangerontheroad/spook/ | 16:58:40 |
| 23 Oct 2023 |
| kaka.farm | Argh. "To support both touch and mouse across all types of devices, use pointer events instead." | 06:44:36 |
| kaka.farm | Okay, pointer works. What now? I need to do something game-like. | 07:05:40 |
 @mretka:matrix.org | In reply to @mretka:matrix.org
Seems to be related to a recent Chromium requirement from the error message I got https://github.com/mermaid-js/mermaid/issues/1494 Looks like Sacha found out how to fix that 🎉 https://sachachua.com/blog/2023/10/getting-mermaid-js-running-on-my-system-needed-to-symlink-chromium-for-puppeteer/ | 23:54:49 |
| 25 Oct 2023 |
 DC | does anyone know whether there's a maximum depth for subdomains using DNS-01 and Let's Encrypt? | 02:37:30 |
 PurplG | I doubt there's a limit since you end up resolving (or handling) the DNS traffic. How many layers of subdomains do you need? lol | 02:46:23 |
| DC | In reply to @purplg:purplg.com
I doubt there's a limit since you end up resolving (or handling) the DNS traffic. How many layers of subdomains do you need? lol thanks. there are some arbitrary limitations on let's encrypt for wildcards and you can't issue certs for example, but that's pretty typical | 02:50:29 |
| DC | i'm mostly using my foo.bar domain for cloud, but then i planned a similar IP addressing and DNS naming scheme for homelab stuff, so those have a specific x.foo.bar subdomain | 02:52:00 |
| benoitj | In reply to @dcunit3d:matrix.org
does anyone know whether there's a maximum depth for subdomains using DNS-01 and Let's Encrypt? I dont think there is beyond the RFC spec. but also, if you use DNS-01, you can create star certificates | 03:35:24 |
| benoitj | DC: star certs are possible, I have one :) | 03:36:19 |
| benoitj | they dont allow it for HTTP method, but it works for DNS-01 as documented | 03:37:33 |
| benoitj | https://letsencrypt.org/docs/challenge-types/ | 03:38:30 |
| DC | In reply to @benoitj:matrix.org
DC: star certs are possible, I have one :) :) thanks. i'm planning on using those eventually. i'm still planning out where i want my services and how I'm going to arrange things in case i have to change them out. | 03:41:51 |
| DC | there's also a new Yubikey method of Acme validation that Let's Encrypt supports | 03:42:11 |
| benoitj | for me I used the simplest and used DNS-01 | 03:42:31 |
| benoitj | HTTP is also ok, but a lot more complex depending on the setup as I would need all my domains to answer the challenge, and that is not super easy. much easier to update my DNS with the challenge | 03:43:38 |
| benoitj | and many of them are behind my firewall | 03:44:35 |
| DC | yeh, i'm trying to figure that step out, but my domain is registered under a smaller DNS provider. they do have an API though. this is okay bc it least it's not a huge one. this makes my DNS easier to change to another provider if I want. | 03:45:06 |
| DC | yeh, i'm going to have to do something with split-horizon DNS eventually. i'm in the middle of a move from PFSense to OPNsense, since the latter has an API and thus much better support for Ansible | 03:46:01 |
| benoitj | i'm on opensense | 03:46:50 |
| DC | nice, do you like it? they have zerotier, though i figured out how to get the package on PFSense, I never ran it. | 03:48:34 |
| DC | i really wish it were easier to run a more open firewall/router, but then you need to configure Quagga/FRR and everything else. it's not exactly trivial. I found out that's basically what all these systems are running anyways. VyOS seems pretty good, but there's little support for Ansible & automation. | 03:50:29 |
| DC | I used to work with Cisco a long time ago. I like their DSL's to configure, but holy crap, their legacy support and upgrade policies are atrocious 😩 | 03:51:09 |
| benoitj | yeah, I like opnsense. it has more packages, is quite stable and I can do everything I need there. I had some issues with dns when running pfsense | 03:52:12 |
| benoitj | I do have a cisco 50 port layer 3 switch | 03:52:35 |
| benoitj | I learned some cisco os stuff a while ago while working for Ericsson\ | 03:53:04 |
| DC | yeh i've got an older cisco switch as well, but it takes like 45 seconds to connect to with RSA 4096. it was tough figuring out to even connect to it with ansible. | 03:54:07 |
