So, you can resolve letsencrypt.org, since the ping shows the resolved IP. But you can't get ICMP pings back from it. not all servers/firewalls allow ICMP so that isnt necessarily a problem
changing the nameservers that serve as the canonical source for your own domains records doesnt mess with how your server resolves other people's domains
as for what broke the site thats harder to say, especially now that its fixed, and without more details than "it broke"
I thought I could ping letsencrypt.org on my desktop but I may have been mistaken.
Along with the nameserver switch it prompted me for a few settings which I enabled. One of them was brotli compression and I'm trying to find the other two. Something related to https-only. The settings were brotli compression, Always Use HTTPS, and Automatic HTTPS Rewrites.
According to one peertube user, longer videos are not working. I'm trying to get more details from the logs.
Edit: From the nginx error log:
2024/02/25 15:27:57 [error] 423#423: *11436 open() "/var/www/peertube/storage/streaming-playlists/hls/f9f7ec9a-15a6-4c5a-a250-78dbbb8905d8/d5f36d96-bd3b-4561-a553-4d1278507489-720-fragmented.mp4" failed (2: No such file or directory), client: [redacted], server: tankie.tube, request: "GET /static/streaming-playlists/hls/f9f7ec9a-15a6-4c5a-a250-78dbbb8905d8/d5f36d96-bd3b-4561-a553-4d1278507489-720-fragmented.mp4 HTTP/1.1", host: "tankie.tube"
2024/02/29 15:01:11 [error] 423#423: *87174 open() "/var/www/peertube/storage/web-videos/0facf2a0-ccad-4fcd-b0b6-d4319c5d422e-360.mp4" failed (2: No such file or directory), client: [redacted], server: tankie.tube, request: "GET /static/web-videos/0facf2a0-ccad-4fcd-b0b6-d4319c5d422e-360.mp4 HTTP/2.0", host: "tankie.tube", referrer: "https://tankie.tube/w/gtvBq8FFzeBWBaBW3mAjYA"
Looks like peertube is looking for files that don't exist (anymore)?
So, you can resolve letsencrypt.org, since the ping shows the resolved IP. But you can't get ICMP pings back from it. not all servers/firewalls allow ICMP so that isnt necessarily a problem
changing the nameservers that serve as the canonical source for your own domains records doesnt mess with how your server resolves other people's domains
as for what broke the site thats harder to say, especially now that its fixed, and without more details than "it broke"
I thought I could ping letsencrypt.org on my desktop but I may have been mistaken.
Along with the nameserver switch it prompted me for a few settings which I enabled.
One of them was brotli compression and I'm trying to find the other two. Something related to https-only.The settings were brotli compression, Always Use HTTPS, and Automatic HTTPS Rewrites.According to one peertube user, longer videos are not working. I'm trying to get more details from the logs.
Edit: From the nginx error log:
Looks like peertube is looking for files that don't exist (anymore)?