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If you can use any domain you like, that is great. MyURL.com/101/passwords /private /logins Is the idea that you'd embed this in a way that it is automaticall
by ada1981 9y ago
If you can use any domain you like, that is great.
MyURL.com/101/passwords /private /logins
Is the idea that you'd embed this in a way that it is automatically triggered? Or that you would leave it in plaintext somewhere and assume someone would eventually visit it if they were snooping around your stuff?
- jstanley 9y agoYou can use any domain you like, although I don't think I've documented that. Just point any domain at 46.101.33.42 and it'll work. (But obviously it needs to be a hostname you're not already using for something else).
- ada1981 9y agoThanks!
- rocqua 9y agoSorry to offer unsolicited advice, but are you sure you wanna use a fixed IP for that? Seems more reasonable to ask people to CNAME to a domain you guarantee will always point to the correct servers. This means you don't break the system when you move IP address. Moreover, should you ever need to, you can round-robin the domain for either reliability or load-balancing (though I doubt that would be necessary).
- Moru 9y agoIf you are serious about testing this, someone will just DDOS the ip and the monitoring is offline for everyone.