I have just pushed a change for all the urls in README and all those in standards.texi which I was able to confirm worked with https
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On Thu, Nov 16, 2017 at 05:58:28PM +0000, Joseph Myers wrote:
On Wed, 11 Oct 2017, Richard Stallman wrote:
> Not all of our servers support https so I can't install these changes
> in a blanket fashion. I have to check each server. There are other
> obstacles too. Please be patient.
>
> You can install the changes in README now if you wish.
>
> Have you verified that directory.fsf.org supports https?
> If so, you can install the changes in standards.texi.
> It is hard for me to install changes there at the moment.
Ping again on the commit of these changes, for anyone who is able to
commit. It's now been more than a month that these changes have been
approved but not committed. We need to be able to get agreed changes
committed to the GNU Coding Standards; it's no good if the standards are
fossilized because even when it's agreed that a change should be made,
no-one is able to commit it.
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