> The strongly RECOMMENDED approach is to implement a lightweight "TOFU" certificate-pinning system ... no need to pay a CA or setup a Let's Encrypt cron job, just make a cert and go.

: excerpt from the gemini spec

I guess I should just have RTFM.

#GeminiProtocol #GeminiServer

#GeminiProtocol #GeminiServer Does it even make sense to use the same certs my web domain uses for my gemini server? The clients I tried either said nothing about the certs or complained about all certs.

Okay did the Armv7, went throught the entire process and boo, "failed host lookup...errno = 7" ... anyone can help me fix this?

#GeminiServer #Agate

Anyone using Molly Brown, the #Gemini server?

https://tildegit.org/solderpunk/molly-brown

#MollyBrown #geminiprotocol #geminiserver

I know there is #AwesomeGemini at https://github.com/kr1sp1n/awesome-gemini, a list of a wide variety of #Gemini-related resources, including software you can use to run your own #GeminiServer, but is there also a list of servers that regard themselves as 'production-ready'?

A lot of the servers in that current list tend to consider themselves either a proof of concept, or a work-in-progress that isn't mature enough to be considered ready for production.

Any #Geminauts here that have a more curated list of Gemini servers daemons, preferably with a comparison of features?