Ian Denhardt

Quoting Jacob Weisz (2020-04-27 12:46:17) > How do I change DNS providers? Do I forget my ACME account as well? If > so, there's not a good reason for these...

Also of note: there's no logic to handle the case where the server just isn't using tls, so if you go to this page on such a machine the dates...

There is an option to change dns providers, but it doesn't appear in the above screenshot because I'm using sandcats, which precludes that -- if you're using your own domain...

Re: the two workflows, it's actually kinda awkward in that, in theory, that sounds right, but in practice if you don't already have a cert (workflow 1) then it's not...

@rasos, it's not currently possible to use this page to make the switch; you would need to change BASE_URL and WILDCARD_HOST in sandstorm.conf, and then use the cli to update...

Cli admin tools are currently a bit lacking, see e.g. #1647, #2586, #3379. There are some differences between Sandstorm's model and the workflow it sounds like you're envisioning, though it...

Quoting Kenton Varda (2020-01-26 04:16:01) > It would be cool if, for compatibility purposes, we could implement > some sort of wrapper that actually runs inside the sandbox that >...

We just pushed a release of ttrss that no longer uses hack-session. Do we know of any other users of `httpGet()` and/or `getUiViewForEndpoint()`? I can't think of any. I suppose...

I agree we shouldn't use telemetry for this. I'm not super inclined to go out of my way to avoid breaking hypothetical apps which use APIs that no public app...

How about this roadmap: - We wait a bit so most boxes have updated to the new ttrss - Then, we add a flag `ALLOW_LEGACY_HACK_SESSION_HTTP` to sandstorm.conf, disabled by default....