I have a physical #freebsd server that I use to host my email.

[waffles@masto.yttrx.com]

I have a physical #freebsd server that I use to host my email. Today I felt a little homepage, so I configured a jail on it to serve up some static homepages.

Pete's Home Page on the World Wide Web!!

Pete's personal home page on the information superhighway

(peteftw.com)

1990s me never could’ve afforded a TLS cert

[macer@his.macer.life]

@waffles CAs were always and are even now a racket.

[waffles@masto.yttrx.com]

@macer oh 100 percent. But at least let’s encrypt has made them free and they don’t throw browser warnings!

🫠🫠🫠

[gumnos@mastodon.bsd.cafe]

@waffles @gnomon
Before you know it, you'll be running fingerd(8) and updating your ~/.plan too

[gnomon@mastodon.social]

@gumnos @waffles Pete and I both already do that! (Well, I don't run fingerd(8), but /etc/motd on the household server does advise users to run `pinky -l root` for full-length service advisories)

[waffles@masto.yttrx.com]

@gnomon @gumnos

finger waffles@yttrx.com

For all of my updates!

(I wrote the server myself because I didn’t like the inetd version that shipped with Debian)

[waffles@masto.yttrx.com]

@gnomon @gumnos families that motd together, stay together

[linus@telegrafverket.cc]

@waffles you could always try https://bssg.dragas.net

[gumnos@mastodon.bsd.cafe]

@waffles @gnomon

I need to resurrect my patch-set for OpenBSD's fingerd(8) that only provides info for accounts with a .plan or .project file (and thus intentionally opting into fingerability, rather than enumerating users who might not want to be enumerable)

[macer@his.macer.life]

@waffles i'm actually a little surprised it has lasted this long. i guess if they wind up not supporting LE then everybody will move to different browsers. can't really do that in the US (or even EU even though there are laws for it) on iphones though.