@greedysoul
The workaround suggested by @PeopleInside should work, but it still is not a solution - it is a mere workaround of an issue.
An alternative workaround is to set your system time one hour later or earlier : this barely has impact on your system, but it will resolve the PUM issue...
@Hangover2
I have to emphasize that I am not willing to go into the area of "agreement vs disagreement", that would not be appropriate.
There are always opinions and facts .......... both of them are relevant, since a thorough discussion of facts and opinions will nourish development and...
@manni
This quote
is the most interesting part, since that can be explained in a simple way : the cheaper licenses are often offered by "volume partners" and the more expensive licenses are often offered by either "greedy volume partners" (read: they overcharge) or "small partners" (read...
@mow,
Thank you for adding the more verbose version of what I hinted in rough outlines.
It is good to have this verbose version, since that text of yours is something that can and will add value in a legal sense.
In my world, this more "elaborate" and "legally fine-tuned" texts and...
@Hangover2,
In your last post, you challenged some of the statements that I made, for reasons not entirely clear.
The concluding statement was
and I simply do not grasp how you
a) can disagree with a conclusion from my side, if I do not intend to conclude at all, (and)
b) cannot...
@manni,
This statement
indicates that your "specialist" has either been given the wrong information or is not a "specialist".
The relevant legal facts here are that
a) damages can be claimed with any counterparty, in this case a supplier who is a reseller of some product,
b) market...
@Hangover2
The first reason simply illustrates the problem that I already identified : lower courts lack authority.
In essence and in daily practice, only EU institutes can enforce something - not to the full extent of applicable law, but "something".
So, not clear to me what your point...
@manni
This part of your post
is rather peculiar, given the facts that
1 - your client(s) cannot "fight" against you : there are no legal grounds to do so,
2 - you obviously have the wrong clients : they fight with you without having legal grounds to do so!
@manni, you should be able...
@Hangover2
This statement
is suggesting that there is a root of the problem - but there is not.
At least, there is not in a legal sense.
There is, despite specific parts of law that TRY to prevent abuse of (dominant) market position, not much to gain with law when a party actually uses...
@mahmut ozdemir
It is very likely that there is a Cloudflare related issue.
However, a "web server" is something different than a "repo server" - you are trying to reach a "mirror", a repo server containing data to download.
MariaDB mirrors (with the exception of one that you should not be...
It is a hassle, but some people do it : they create a separate subdomain mail.domain.tld via Plesk GUI.
But if you do not have such a subdomain, which setup do you use? Plesk DNS? TLSA? etc etc.
In addition, do you have issues with webmail certs not renewing / not being assigned (when other...
@Hangover2
It is good to read that you have taken the effort to write down this part
since that essentially provides a good explanation (in rough outlines) of which kind of legal issue might be present.
Nevertheless, there is a notable difference between a legal issue and a legal case...
@Kaspar,
This "mail.domain.tld" setting does not work properly.
There - essentially - is a serious bug, related to "lack of development logic".
With the current "development logic", the setting works as intended, but not as expected.
Stated differently, the current "development logic"...
@Longi,
There is a general answer to the "521 error question", being that something is wrong on the Cloudflare side.
That is the central assumption that one has to use when being confronted with a 521 error from Cloudflare.
In this case (and most other cases), one can simply check the...