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By Greg Nowak, 20 June, 2026

Shorter TLS Certificates Make Renewal Monitoring a Server Job

Public TLS lifetimes are moving from 200 days toward 47. Manual renewal is now a reliability risk across ACME, reloads, monitoring, and rollback.

Tags

  • TLS
  • Server Administration
  • ACME
  • apache
  • Nginx
By Greg Nowak, 16 May, 2026

Let's Encrypt's May 2026 profile changes turn certificate renewal into a live operations audit

As of June 16, 2026, Let's Encrypt's May profile rollout means renewal should be treated as a live operational system. The real work is verifying profile choice, challenge routing, deploy hooks, and monitoring before a routine renewal becomes an outage.

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  • TLS
  • Let's Encrypt
  • Certbot
  • Linux Operations
  • Certificate Management
By Greg Nowak, 15 May, 2026

Ubuntu 26.04 LTS Raises TLS Defaults, So Legacy Integrations Need a Real Test Plan

Ubuntu 26.04 LTS ships with stricter TLS defaults in Apache and Nginx. That is the right baseline, but older partner systems, internal tools, and devices can still fail unless you plan staged handshake, certificate, and rollback testing before production.

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  • Ubuntu
  • TLS
  • apache
  • Nginx
  • Legacy Integrations
By Greg Nowak, 10 April, 2019

Cloudflare SSL for VPS: A Practical Setup Guide

A practical guide to setting up Cloudflare SSL on a VPS the right way: choose the right origin certificate, use Full (strict), centralize redirects, and avoid the common Nginx and Cloudflare mistakes.

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  • Cloudflare
  • SSL
  • VPS
  • Nginx
  • TLS
By Greg Nowak, 11 January, 2019

Enabling TLS for Mail on a Linux Server

Practical guidance for enabling TLS on a Linux mail server with Postfix and Dovecot, including current settings, certificate renewal, DNS alignment, and the difference between public SMTP and authenticated submission.

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  • Linux
  • Email
  • TLS
  • Postfix
  • Dovecot
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