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Please welcome HTTPS
Publicado el Saturday 2 April 2016
Until recently, anything hosted by TuxFamily and reached over TLS (HTTPS, POPS, IMAPS, etc.) implied to accept a self-signed certificate.
Since the "Let's encrypt" initiative has become a reality, TuxFamily recently jumped on the bandwagon:
- *.tuxfamily.org web areas now benefit from a wildcard certificate (*.tuxfamily.org) kindly provided by GlobalSign.
- Most *.tuxfamily.org services also benefit from that wildcard certificate.
- Other TuxFamily-hosted web areas (e.g. vhffs.org or yabause.org) now benefit from a Let's Encrypt certificate.
- Due to technical limitations, *.*.tuxfamily.org web areas and domains remain plagued by a common name mismatch error; fortunately, those remain quite rare and should benefit from a Let's Encrypt certificate on the long run.
This setup should bring class-A HTTPS to your sites, and even A+ if you set up HSTS.
Since your web areas are now reachable by everybody over both HTTP and HTTPS, you are now free to adapt your sites accordingly; typical setups include (but are not restricted to):
- handling both protocols;
- enforcing only authenticated traffic to HTTPS;
- enforcing all traffic to HTTPS through redirections and/or HSTS implemented in .htaccess.