Mark Elvers

`/var/log/nginx/peertube.error.log` within the overlay2 folder. It looked like, over a period of a week, there were continuous attempts to download a file which didn't exist. However, the log wasn't increasing...

@hannesm I think your post may have been inspired by my convoluted implementation of Let's Encrypt certificates which I used for https://github.com/ocaml/infrastructure/issues/19. This not my preferred approach. I prefer to...

@avsm I have deleted the `peertube-assets` volume and restarted the service. The content has been repopulated. I don't have access to the admin dashboard so I can't verify whether this...

A typical infrastructure deployment uses OCaml services running internally (usually under Docker) with HTTPS offloaded to a reverse proxy. Since we need a reverse proxy, the most straightforward approach is...

@hannesm, I am working through your blog [post](https://hannes.nqsb.io/Posts/DnsServer), and some links may have been renamed/moved since it was reviewed in 2019. Can you help me locate these? Perhaps this is...

@hannesm I have made some progress, but it doesn't seem to work, and I am unsure where I am going wrong. I have a DNS server up and running with...

@hannesm Thank you. The local git repository is now working. However, it is still not resolving names. I'll have another look in the morning. Thanks again.

Success! The remote _must_ include the branch even when there is only one branch called master. Thus this works: ``` sudo ./_build/default/primary-git [email protected]:tunbury-uk-dns.git'#master' ```

Domain tunbury.uk is now using `dns-primary-git` as the name server, and the certificate for https://www.tunbury.uk was deployed directly from Caddy using RFC2136 and a DNS-01 challenge. I'll document the steps.

This PR causes all jobs to succeed without actually doing anything. See https://github.com/ocaml/infrastructure/issues/110.