Robert Bill

Fixed in v0.0.12

Here's another point regarding the unclear separation between `/config` and `/data` directories. As I understand it, the current mox backup only captures the `/data` directory. This means critical configuration files,...

BTW: The `/tmp` directory is made private with the `PrivateTmp=yes` setting in the default mox.service file. I tried to add to the mox.service another directory in the `ReadWritePaths=.. ... /var/opt/somebackup`....

Did a similar setup just now (added the path /var/backup-mox, which is mox user writeable, to the service definition) and did a backup `./mox backup /var/backup-mox/xx` as user mox, which...

Fixed in v0.0.12

I've been through the process of installing this myself, and it can be tricky. While my tutorial is for a different hoster, it might provide some helpful insights. Check it...

The Unbound configuration given in my example is **complete** (if used with Debian). It starts from the place where you bought the domain (Domain/DNS provider, e.g. Cloudfare). The next assumption...

There are two distinct steps. ## Server installation Step 1 is ensuring that your VPS/server can make DNS queries with DNSSEC. This is unrelated to the fact whether your own...

It would be beneficial to know the Linux distro used as otherwise some guidance is misleading. I took after trying other distro's, **Debian** for the mox installation. Why is this...

Just a small caution if you are also using DNSSEC. Most ACME tools, [such as clients mentioned at Let's Encrypt](https://letsencrypt.org/docs/client-options/), typically rotate the private key used for certificate generation with...