Mario Mommer mommer@igpm.rwth-aachen.de writes:
Some redundancy would certainly be good. In case something bad happens we would have to hack your box to run the site, btw.
Good point. I will tell you and Nikodemus the root password plus the passphrase for the common-lisp.net private key (once I've created it).
Should we also perhaps distribute a key-revocation certificate for the common-lisp.net key just in case it gets out in the wild?
Erik.
Erik Enge eenge@prium.net writes:
Mario Mommer mommer@igpm.rwth-aachen.de writes:
Some redundancy would certainly be good. In case something bad happens we would have to hack your box to run the site, btw.
Good point. I will tell you and Nikodemus the root password plus the passphrase for the common-lisp.net private key (once I've created it).
Should we also perhaps distribute a key-revocation certificate for the common-lisp.net key just in case it gets out in the wild?
Yes, I think we should do all this. Unforseen situations are exactly that: unforseen. Any one of us should be able to react if something goes wrong and he does not find any of the other two. In limits, of course.
Regards,
Mario.
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