I acquired the slackware.nl domain. More precisely, the domain was given to me – for free – by its previous owner whose name I will not divulge unless he gives me permission to do so (someone sympathetic to Slackware but no longer using Slackware himself). Thanks!
So, I setup some server configurations using slackware.nl for stuff I am hosting under (mostly) alienbase.nl:
- slackware.nl (same as bear.alienbase.nl/mirrors but a lot shorter to type, so I will be using it in future to point people to the mirror repositories)
- wiki.slackware.nl (same as wiki.alienbase.nl and which used to be alien.slackbook.org/dokuwiki)
- blog.slackware.nl (same as blog.alienbase.nl which will soon be taking over from alien.slackbook.org/blog)
- alien.slackware.nl (which is redirecting to slackware.com/~alien)
- git.slackware.nl (which is the same as bear.alienbase.nl/cgit but easier to remember)
Note: you may want to add the CACert root certificate to your machine to get rid of warnings that the SSL certificate of slackware.nl is not trusted.
SSL error on slackware.nl?
Lysender, I have now added a note to the main article. Install the CACert root certificate.
Hi Eric, have you considered using the let’s encrypt certificate?
P431i7o if you follow the link in the main article you’ll get your answer.
Excellent!!