Sam Gleske

I don't think this is waiting on OP any longer.

There's a peculiar behavior of ships floating off

In Vanilla ES code, if a ship personality is surveillance and you have already been scanned the default surveillance action is to do nothing which means it floats off into...

> Observations: > > * If they can't scan me, they appear to be paralyzed and do nothing. > * They seem to ignore the fence. > * This doesn't...

> Question: When it is limiting who does the scan, is it just the first ship to try is the one to do it, and all others don't try? Or...

Closing for now. It doesn’t work the way we expect so I will try again in another PR. see 8426

Okay, thanks for validating @stevesaliman! I'll report it to Cobertura directly and link this issue. I'd recommend keeping this issue open for users who may create a duplicate issue. At...

No need to use a self signed cert. There's plenty of certificate authority management scripts in the wild that one could create their own CA to secure GitLab. Generally, insecure...

Also, I have a handy set of scripts of which you can use to create a certificate authority and manage certificates. https://github.com/samrocketman/my_internal_ca

I plan to simplify those scripts further so that they work on OS X. Right now they only work on Linux. It's mainly because of the differences in BSD and...