Viper550 | hello? | 05:03 |
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cjohnston | mornin | 16:45 |
mhall119 | just barely | 16:46 |
cjohnston | newz2000: Bug 707009 | 17:54 |
ubot4 | Launchpad bug 707009 in ubuntu-website "ubuntu.com does not support HTTP Secure (affects: 1) (heat: 258)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/707009 | 17:54 |
newz2000 | :-/ | 18:41 |
cjohnston | is that confirmed then? | 18:46 |
AlanBell | looks invalid to me | 19:11 |
AlanBell | the brochureware site does not need https | 19:12 |
AlanBell | the downloads are mirrored everywhere and https is not a part of what secures them | 19:12 |
AlanBell | I suppose arguably the MD5SUM files might benefit from being authenticated with an HTTPS certificate | 19:13 |
mhall119 | AlanBell: I think it's more along the lines of "All websites should allow HTTPS connections" that Google is pussing | 19:34 |
mhall119 | pushing | 19:34 |
AlanBell | there is no harm in that | 19:35 |
AlanBell | apart from a little additional CPU load on the server | 19:36 |
AlanBell | all websites that allow users to authenticate should do https | 19:36 |
AlanBell | brochureware stuff is harder to justify | 19:36 |
AlanBell | worth noting that https limits you to a single website per IP address (or a single one using https per IP address) | 19:37 |
mhall119 | true | 19:56 |
newz2000 | I agree, https is not needed for that site, and it would only hurt performance | 20:37 |
cjohnston | newz2000: done.. ty | 20:39 |
newz2000 | thanks cjohnston | 20:39 |
Viper550 | hello | 21:14 |
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