I often feel like I don’t get enough use out of my Raspberry Pi devices. I have a Raspberry Pi Model B Revision 2.0 (512MB) and a Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB).
Their current uses are as follows
Raspberry Pi Model B:
Raspberry Pi 4:
I’d love to do more, but I’m really not sure what else I need. I don’t need some grandiose home server but I absolutely love playing with these little things!
Having a secure way to manage your usenet downloads of the hit movie Big Buck Bunny with SABnzbd+ is great, but one problem/feature of Let’s Encrypt is that the SSL certificates expire only after three months, requiring plenty of renewals. Luckily this can be easily scripted and forgotten.
The primary part of renewing the SSL certificates will be handled by a modified version of Erika Heidi‘s le-renew.sh script. Erika’s script does a few things we don’t need, such as restarting Apache, so I forked it on GitHub and made a few changes.
Let’s Encrypt has been in public beta for some time now, so I thought it was time for me to test it out and see how it works.
I’ve been working on some automation for Let’s Encrypt, WordPress Multisite, Domain Mapping, and Apache for a while, but I don’t have anything that I feel comfortable sharing yet.
For now though, I was able to get Let’s Encrypt to work with SABnzbd+, which is a binary newsgroup downloader for things such as Linux ISOs.