SYSADMIN NOTES

This is the last time I am searching how to renew an HTTPS certificate on a Raspberry Pi Apache 2 server. At some point, Google AI will send a notice - Sir, you searched for cert renewal 35 times - WRITE IT DOWN! Dumbass. To prove I am not a dumbass Google, dammit, I am writing it down. Here it is.

sysadmin notes open in nano

This is an example of sysadmin search.

user@mba:~/sysadmin> sysadmin cert
# Lets Encrypt Certificates
sudo certbot certificates         # Letsencrypt certs
sudo certbot renew --dry-run      # Renew all certs
sudo certbot renew                # Renew all certs
certbot certonly --force-renew -d example.com #renew one cert

Sysadmin notes are in a text file called sysadmin.txt. To edit or search Sysadmin.txt type the command sysadmin. The sysadmin command runs the nano text editor and opens sysadmin.txt. Typing sysadmin <string> will search sysadmin.txt for the string. This is the sysadmin command bash script. 

#!/bin/bash
sysadmin () 
{ 
    # Type sysadmin to edit the notes
    # Type sysadmin <string> to search the notes 
    if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then
        nano -w ~/www/writing/sysadmin/sysadmin.txt;
    else
        grep -i --color=auto  "$1" ~/www/writing/sysadmin/sysadmin.txt;
    fi 
}

Sysadmin.txt lives in a web directory, so it can be displayed in a web browser. This is the web page that displays sysadmin.txt [This web page]. 

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<p>
This is the last time I am searching how to renew 
an HTTPS certificate on a Raspberry Pi Apache 2 server. 
At some point, Google AI will send a notice - 
<q>Sir, you searched for cert renewal 35 times - 
WRITE IT DOWN! Dumbass</q>. To prove I am not a dumbass, 
I have been writing it down. It saves a lot of time.
Here it is.
</p>
<pre>user@mba:~/sysadmin> sysadmin cert
# Lets Encrypt Certificates
sudo certbot certificates         # Letsencrypt certs
sudo certbot renew --dry-run      # Renew all certs
sudo certbot renew                # Renew all certs
certbot certonly --force-renew -d example.com #renew one cert</pre>
<p>
Sysadmin notes are in a text file called sysadmin.txt. To edit or search Sysadmin.txt type the command <b>sysadmin</b>. The sysadmin command runs the nano text editor and opens sysadmin.txt. Typing <b>sysadmin <string></b> will search sysadmin.txt for the string. This is the sysadmin command bash script. 
</p>
<pre>
#!/bin/bash
sysadmin () 
{ 
    # Type sysadmin to edit the notes
    # Type sysadmin <string> to search the notes 
    if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then
        nano -w ~/www/writing/sysadmin/sysadmin.txt;
    else
        grep -i --color=auto  "$1" ~/www/writing/sysadmin/sysadmin.txt;
    fi 
}
</pre>
<p>
Sysadmin.txt lives in a web directory, so it can be 
displayed in a web browser. This is the web page that 
displays sysadmin.txt [This web page]. 
</p>
<pre>
</pre>
<p>The current sysadmin.txt file is listed here.</p>
<pre><object id="textobject" data="sysadmin.txt" type="text/plain" width="600" height="4096">
<a href="sysadmin.txt">No Support?</a>
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<p class="center">dave@worldsworstwriter.org 2023-07-16</p>
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The current sysadmin.txt file is listed here.


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dave@worldsworstwriter.org 2023-07-16