[05:24] <Omnifrog> so....
[05:25] <Omnifrog> this was my grand daughter today https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-oNZeBLJBw
[05:26] <Omnifrog> she's 2
[05:26] <Omnifrog> creeping up on 3


[02:21] <zwelch> hi all, i was directed here from #ubuntu....  i just upgraded a couple of machines to jammy, and i'm having trouble with apt accessing my local mirror.  It uses a LetsEncrypt certificate, and apt reports it as invalid certificate.  My browsers and older machines can access it fine.  The ca-certificates package is current, which was my first guess.  Any tips?  incidentally, i can use the Acquire::https::Verify-Peer "false" trick to
[02:21] <zwelch> access it, but that's not the correct solution.
[02:27] <sarnold> zwelch: well bugger. I was hoping someone'd still be around.. could you be sure to file a bug on it?
[02:36] <zwelch> well, it would be nice to know that it is really a bug and not a PEBKAC ;)
[02:39] <sarnold> heh, true enough :) but it seems likely you've covered the usual debugging steps if you've figured out the apt preference to fiddle with, hehe
[02:39] <zwelch> that said, assuming it's a bug, i'm not even sure where to file it.
[02:40] <zwelch> oh, i can do more debugging...  i was just hoping that it might right a bell for someone