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ssh fingerprint for woozle.org: 63:ac:b0:e9:ee:9f:a9:4f:55:0a:4a:42:5d:45:47:06
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December 7: Expired SSL Certificate
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Woozle's SSL certificate expired tonight. It's my own fault: I
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thought the warnings were spam.
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I'll have a new SSL certificate in place hopefully before Monday.
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In the meantime, you will either have to tell your mail client that it's okay to use the expired certificate,
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or if you're not comfortable with that
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(I wouldn't blame you),
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wait until I can get it fixed.
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I hope to have a new certificate installed by Monday,
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but I have to wait for a lot of bureaucracy to churn through my
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application so I don't know when, exactly, I will be able
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to install a new certificate.
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The SSL certificate is one of the few things about woozle that I have little control over.
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It also costs me more to buy the certificate than it does to run the entire rest of the machine.
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My apologies.
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October 9: New Webmail
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@ -22,15 +44,3 @@ get to that under Settings. This uses a standard filtering language,
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so your filters will stick around if I have to change the webmail
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program again. These filters also apply to IMAP clients (like your
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Android or iPhone, or Thunderbird).
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October 2: Kerboom
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In trying to get my 2006 cell phone to sync with Google Calendar, I broke
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(among other things) mail. I think it's all back up now. If you see any
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other problems, please give me a call.
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I should mention that [eris HTTPd](http://woozle.org/~neale/src/eris.html)
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was the only service that never went down; not even for a nanosecond.
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