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Glad to hear you are progressing with your Japanese!
For anyone interested, the Cliburn Junior Classical Piano Competition wraps up this weekend. The next broadcast is 7:20 pm CST, so a little over four hours from this posting: CLIBURN LIVE. The page has a watch on demand link for the previous performances on YouTube.
Unrelated to that, here's another video always deserving of more views: SYNC24 - Dance of the Droids. I've probably linked to it before, since it is so phenomenal.
Sander: what are your favorite animes? I tried Stein's;Gate, but wasn't too impressed, unlike Overlord and some others. My all-time favorite is Princess Mononoke, even though it isn't a series.
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David O'Neil wrote: here's another video always deserving of more views: SYNC24 - Dance of the Droids
Both the video and the music are awesome! 
David O'Neil wrote: I tried Stein's;Gate, but wasn't too impressed
Yeah, I get that.
I didn't really get into it until the second half.
The first episodes are very slow, but the last episodes are great.
David O'Neil wrote: My all-time favorite is Princess Mononoke
Great one, but I still prefer Spirited Away 
David O'Neil wrote: what are your favorite animes?
For series, some classics like Fullmetal Alchemist (and Brotherhood), Trigun and Cowboy Bebop.
I also really loved Violet Evergarden and Erased.
And The Disastrous Life Of Saiki K. is hilarious!
Probably my all time favorite (waiting for a new season) is The Seven Deadly Sins. Escanor is my favorite anime character of all time!
The only thing I disliked about it is the (completely out of place) sexual "humor", like pinching boobs and looking under skirts... Ah well, that's Japan I guess 
David O'Neil wrote: For anyone interested, the Cliburn Junior Classical Piano Competition wraps up this weekend.
Two awesome anime series got me into piano (so much that I bought one and started taking lessons), which are Forest Of Piano and Your Lie In April.
Especially Your Lie In April is amazing!
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I'll check them out. If you haven't seen the original Avatar series, it also warrants watching.
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Under-dressed spinners caressing the French (7)
Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect. - Mark Twain
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Spinners TOP S
the French LES
== TOPLESS (under-dressed)
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Yep, that's the end of the spinners (hurrah!) - looking forward to next week's theme ...
Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect. - Mark Twain
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How to get heard over the hubbub in the scrum: [^]
«Where is the Life we have lost in living? Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge? Where is the knowledge we have lost in information?» T. S. Elliot
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Seems appropriate. Most of the Scrum meeting sounds like Russian to me anyway... 
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Johnny J. wrote: Most of the Scrum meeting sounds like Russian to me anyway...
....and the rest like maniacal yodeling.
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I'm getting a new Azure VM ready to host several web apps and am to the point of getting an SSL cert for it. It appears that Let's Encrypt requires renewals more frequently than a 'store bought' ssl but that the renewal can be automated. I might be able to live with that.
Anyhow, to the point...anyone here using let's encrypt? Anyone had issues with it? Usually there is a reason things are free...limitations and such. Thanks for any suggestions/thoughts. 
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Edit: 4 hours later after receiving some encouraging reviews and I can't get it working! Using a GUI tool called certify, I got a cert installed easily, but no joy on connecting via https...now giving a dns error. (INET_E_RESOURCE_NOT_FOUND) The certs (I now have 3 from trying different configurations to get it to work) appear to be valid on the server. The bindings appear to be correct as well. IIS 10 on Server 2016 if it matters.
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I'd hate to find out that my ISP's cable modem is blocking 443...probably not, but I'm running out of reasons why this won't work. wte would dns have to do with it...the sites show up fine with http, but not https.
"Go forth into the source" - Neal Morse
modified 7-Jun-19 9:39am.
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How did you automate the renewal process? I also have been using LetsEncrypt successfully in both on-prem servers and Azure VMs (dev and test servers). But every 3 months I have to go through the hassle of manually renewing.
Da Bomb
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I had the same problem at first. You have to select a Azure subscription level that won't shut down the WebJob that does the renewal. If I remember right, when you go to the web job you will probably get a warning about this, and give you the option to update your subscription. Once you do that you should have no more issues with this.
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I am using Certify The Web and max renewal time span is 60 days. What software do you using?
No more Mister Nice Guy... >: |
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n.podbielski wrote: What software do you using?
I wrote my own service that checks whether the cert needs to be renewed and then launches a wrapper that provides the command line parameters to GitHub - oocx/acme.net: A .net implementation of ACME (Automatic Certificate Management Environment)[^]
In some cases, I embed the check in the web server itself so I don't need a separate service.
[edit] Richard's post on PKISharp is definitely on my list to investigate! [/edit]
Marc
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Marc Clifton wrote: GitHub - oocx/acme.net:
I see this is just a some hobby project.
Marc Clifton wrote: PKISharp
I probably would have to create my own certificate installer for OS and IIS right? For now Let's Encrypt doing this for me
Marc Clifton wrote: Richard's post on PKISharp is definitely on my list to investigate!
Do you have a link?
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That link to acme.net has a command line option to update IIS. Works quite well.
Perusing the source, it's definitely not a hobby project, imo.
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Learning to code with python is like learning to swim with those little arm floaties. It gives you undeserved confidence and will eventually drown you. - DangerBunny
Artificial intelligence is the only remedy for natural stupidity. - CDP1802
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Marc Clifton wrote: Perusing the source, it's definitely not a hobby project, imo.
From github:
Quote: This project is work in progress. It works, but probably still has many bugs and needs more testing.
If you are just looking for a Let's Encrypt client or a more mature project, then you should take a look at these projects:
For me looks like hobby project. I am not saying that it not works. Description from the author sends a signal: 'do not use it at home'
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Have used it on OpenLearning.com (custom NS) with no problem for a while and have a bunch of servers that using it by automation.
If you don't like the hassle on renewal, maybe cheap SSL from Godaddy or Comodo will do.
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I used another GUI (certify) and everything seemed to go well...the cert shows active with 89 days, the .well-known folder was created, the tests all passed, the certs show up in IIS, bindings seem to be good....still not getting websites to work with https. 