I had this conversation on IRC. Anyone know if this is a problem? My web
understanding is old.
---------------------------------------------------------------------
06:11 < mchelen> any reason why ubuntustudio.org doesn't default to HTTPS?
07:56 < OvenWerks> mchelen: no idea.
09:15 < mchelen> OvenWerks: it's not great security practice, given that
there are links to .iso downloads (which are also HTTP)
09:50 < OvenWerks> mchelen: that may be true, however, web page setup is
not my thing. I am not sure who is doing web stuff right now.
09:59 < mchelen> OvenWerks: ok, yeah I wasn't sure where to create an
issue or anything
09:59 < OvenWerks> mchelen: do you know if xubuntu's site is any
different? I think the same person worked on both
10:01 < mchelen> OvenWerks: visiting http://xubuntu.org correctly
redirects to https
10:04 < OvenWerks> mchelen: I will drop this coversation on the dev
mailing list and see what comes from it.
10:36 < mchelen> OvenWerks: ok thanks! hopefully its just a matter of
creating a redirect
----------------------------------------------------------------------
My understanding, is that https is useful when personal info is shared
over the net. ubuntustudio.org is, so far as I can tell, one way. That is,
we provide info/files and the user DL them, they do not sign in or give
comments or anything. Am I missing something?
--
Len Ovens
www.ovenwerks.net
--
ubuntu-studio-devel mailing list
[email protected]
Modify settings or unsubscribe at:
https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-studio-devel
