So, a user suggested that we should redirect all http connections to
https. The user was clearly confused in a number of ways about how the
keyservers worked, and his specific examples of why it was important
were incorrect. That said, there's clearly at least a little value in
pushing people toward encryption.
So, I was wondering. Has anyone done this? Are there concerns about
(non-browser) clients using hkp but not supporting re-directs or hkps,
who would then be unable to use our server? I suppose I could consider
leaving port 11371 as is, but force re-directs on port 80. That would
probably satisfy the clueless masses on the internet, but would it
eliminate any risk of breakage?
Jonathon
Jonathon Weiss <[email protected]>
MIT/IS&T/O&I Server Operations
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