Craftland.org

There is not ssl on login or anything to protect my password.

Why not just

A. Use letsencrypt and give the whole site ssl. Thats what I do for https://hampton.pw" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

B. Use a public key and private key encryption when sending the password to the server. Which I used for projects before I knew about letencrypt

just use a unique password

Two points to be made:

1. Unnecessary. It's a fucking minecraft server.
2. You always make these ridiculous posts every once and a while to make yourself seem smart, and, it's getting annoying.

herohamp wrote:There is not ssl on login or anything to protect my password.

Why not just

A. Use letsencrypt and give the whole site ssl. Thats what I do for https://hampton.pw" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

B. Use a public key and private key encryption when sending the password to the server. Which I used for projects before I knew about letencrypt

I cant use letsencrypt. The way the server with its multiple subdomains works I need a wildcard-certificate (to cover all *.craftland.org domains in one certificate) to get it working. I've tried requesting multiple free lets-ecnrypt-certificates and switching everything to https but it doesn't work.

That means I have to get a payed certificate (for all of *.craftland.org) . I have no money for that.

nidefawl wrote:

herohamp wrote:There is not ssl on login or anything to protect my password.

Why not just

A. Use letsencrypt and give the whole site ssl. Thats what I do for https://hampton.pw" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

B. Use a public key and private key encryption when sending the password to the server. Which I used for projects before I knew about letencrypt

I cant use letsencrypt. The way the server with its multiple subdomains works I need a wildcard-certificate (to cover all *.craftland.org domains in one certificate) to get it working. I've tried requesting multiple free lets-ecnrypt-certificates and switching everything to https but it doesn't work.

That means I have to get a payed certificate (for all of *.craftland.org) . I have no money for that.

Whats the issue with setting up letsencrypt? I understand multiple domain setups but what is the issue? Having different web roots? if so just do

sudo letsencrypt certonly -w /var/www/html -d domain.tdl -w /var/www/otherwebroot -d other.domain.tdl

herohamp wrote:

nidefawl wrote:

herohamp wrote:There is not ssl on login or anything to protect my password.

Why not just

A. Use letsencrypt and give the whole site ssl. Thats what I do for https://hampton.pw" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

B. Use a public key and private key encryption when sending the password to the server. Which I used for projects before I knew about letencrypt

I cant use letsencrypt. The way the server with its multiple subdomains works I need a wildcard-certificate (to cover all *.craftland.org domains in one certificate) to get it working. I've tried requesting multiple free lets-ecnrypt-certificates and switching everything to https but it doesn't work.

That means I have to get a payed certificate (for all of *.craftland.org) . I have no money for that.

Whats the issue with setting up letsencrypt? I understand multiple domain setups but what is the issue? Having different web roots? if so just do

sudo letsencrypt certonly -w /var/www/html -d domain.tdl -w /var/www/otherwebroot -d other.domain.tdl

Why the fuck do you care it's minecraft not a fucking bank account . You don't need that much protection...

Kye wrote: Why the fuck do you care it's minecraft not a fucking bank account . You don't need that much protection...

I don't use the same password for everything but a hell of a lot of people do....