On Mon, Sep 17, 2012 at 4:21 AM, Ferenc Kovacs <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>
>> > the majority of the mirrors have openssl(87/100), but not all, here is
>> the
>> > list of mirrors without openssl:
>> > at2.php.net
>> > cn2.php.net
>> > dk.php.net
>> > de2.php.net
>> > in2.php.net
>> > ie.php.net
>> > jp.php.net
>> > pa.php.net
>> > pt2.php.net
>> > md.php.net
>> > ro2.php.net
>> > si2.php.net
>> > tw.php.net
>> >
>> > Currently posttohost is used for the following scenarios:
>> >
>> > posting user note submissions to master
>> > (http://master.php.net/entry/user-note.php)
>> > posting mailing list subscriptions to master
>> > (http://master.php.net/entry/subscribe.php)
>> > posting event submissions to master (
>> http://master.php.net/entry/event.php)
>> > posting the account request submissions to master
>> > (http://master.php.net/entry/svn-account.php)
>> >
>> > Sending the last one over http really worries me, so at least we should
>> > force that to happen over https (either adding ssl to all mirrors, or
>> > restricting/redirecting the account request to the mirrors with openssl).
>> > What do you think?
>>
>> Nice. I wasn't expecting that many to have it enabled.
>> Since there are so many I suppose we can make it an requirement and
>> then switch over.
>> Please coordinate with Daniel to get the rest of the mirrors running
>> with ext/openssl and update the mirroring instructions.
>>
>> -Hannes
>>
>
>
> Patrick Schaaf (who actually follows the webmaster mailing list, kudos for
> that) added openssl for ie.php.net, de2.php.net and at2.php.net so we only
> have the following 10 mirrors left:
>
> cn2.php.net
> dk.php.net
> in2.php.net
> jp.php.net
> pa.php.net
> pt2.php.net
> md.php.net
> ro2.php.net
> si2.php.net
> tw.php.net
Some of these mirrors are set to be purged anyway, so they'll be a
non-issue.
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