On Wed, 31 May 2017, Jonathan Aquilina wrote:
One thing that wasnt mentioned here. If you guys use google chrome, and
im not sure if chromium supports this but have you all noticed the
browser shows you if a site is secure and using https or not? It seems
like they are cracking down on http
One thing that wasnt mentioned here. If you guys use google chrome, and
im not sure if chromium supports this but have you all noticed the
browser shows you if a site is secure and using https or not? It seems
like they are cracking down on http based sites.
I have experience with Lets encrypt
Count me in with those who thing everything should be encrypted,
including email and SMS. Now that Let's Encrypt exists I can't see any
reason not to use https. I just did a nmap of ubuntustudio.org and see
that it's running Apache 2.4.7 on Ubuntu which I believe means 14.04
(Trusty). Setting
On Tue, 30 May 2017, Hank Stanglow wrote:
use https. I just did a nmap of ubuntustudio.org and see that it's running
Apache 2.4.7 on Ubuntu which I believe means 14.04 (Trusty). Setting up Let's
Encrypt on 14.04 is a bit of a hassle. I tried it for a few days before
As happens I have set up
First reason is to defeat Verizon's "UIDH" online tracking header
https://www.verizonwireless.com/support/unique-identifier-header-faqs/
and no doubt to defeat similar tracking that other ISPs will roll out. They
are used as unblockable trackers for ad serving partners but do not work
with https
I had this conversation on IRC. Anyone know if this is a problem? My web
understanding is old.
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06:11 < mchelen> any reason why ubuntustudio.org doesn't default to HTTPS?
07:56 < OvenWerks> mchelen: no idea.
09:15 < mchelen>
