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Here's the solution: https://kozubik.com/items/2famule/ https://kozubik.com/items/2famule/ (sorry about the bad SSL cert - I stopped caring after acme.sh blew

by rsync 3y ago

Here's the solution: https://kozubik.com/items/2famule/ https://kozubik.com/items/2famule/ (sorry about the bad SSL cert - I stopped caring after acme.sh blew up)

gottorf 3y ago
> sorry about the bad SSL cert I'm curious, why not just serve plain HTTP at that point? It makes little difference to the viewer.
- rsync 3y ago
  I think I may do that. Or buy a "real" SSL cert that I don't need to fiddle with every few months. I think there are some browsers that won't even connect to HTTP/80 without a warning ?
  - gottorf 3y ago
    I've used Namecheap/PositiveSSL[0] for stuff like that in the past; under $10/year, and never had any issues. [0]: https://www.namecheap.com/security/ssl-certificates/ https://www.namecheap.com/security/ssl-certificates/
    - rsync 3y ago
      Bottom line: so pleased that I had acme.sh sandboxed in a jail to generate certs… what a shitshow that ended up being…
    - __d 3y ago
      LetsEncrypt is free, and sure, you have to run the cron job to cycle the certs, but honestly, it's painless.
  - cvalka 3y ago
    Use Lego and Dagu
  - numpad0 3y ago
    if it's just(JUST) for the padlock icon, you can setup Cloudflare free plan with the proxying enabled
danpalmer 3y ago
This solves 2FA codes, which was indeed part of our problem, but it doesn't solve incoming/outgoing calls that ideally needed to be on the same number as well for when we dealt with humans. This is probably possible to do, but probably hard to get right, and still requires having a device reliably available to receive calls, and has limited scale (what happens if there are multiple calls at the same time?). This is why it would have been great to be able to buy this as a service.