Donate Bitcoin – LandChad.net

Once you select what to add, you will have to verify that you own that website/channel via various methods. - You can add DNS settings to Epik/your registrar for a website, which is generally the most consistent way for websites. + You can add DNS settings to your registrar for a website, which is generally the most consistent way for websites.

Using Uphold or Gemini for payouts

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Donate Bitcoin to LandChad.net at the address below:

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You may also simply type in landchad.net in most wallets and it will resolve to this address as well.

Here is a QR code for the address:

Donate Monero to LandChad.net at the address below:

84RXmrsE7ffCe1ADprxLMHRpmyhZuWYScDR4YghE8pFRFSyLtiZFYwD6EPijVzD3aZiEpg57MfHEr1pGJNPXyJgENMnWrSh

You may also simply type in landchad.net in most wallets and it will resolve to this address as well.

Here is a QR code for the address:

There are other articles not currently under construction which we would like to add the LandChad.net. If you have experience with any of these, you may submit an article for review on the Github. - Please include directions for Debian 10 as default. + Please include directions for Debian 11 as default. Abstain from using containerization (Docker, etc.). Attempt to follow the same settings as other articles here.

Let's do it.

- Open up your domain registar (Epik, if you have religiously followed our tutorials) and open up your DNS settings for the website you would like to add. -

Open up your domain registar and open up your DNS settings for the website you would like to add.

Contribution

The reason we deactivate Nginx is that it uses the ports that Certbot will want to bind to, and thus we must temporarily turn Nginx off to let Certbot use those ports. (What it actually does is spin up a dummy webserver that doesn't need to think about the Nginx configuration.)

This is just a little note of something that might confuse people, but the three commands above should suffice. If your site is still managed by Nginx, it should still be able to renew with simple certbot renew --nginx without a problem.