FS#6429 - secure login on bugs.archlinux.org doesn't work
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Arch Linux
Opened by Henrik Holst (holst) - Friday, 16 February 2007, 09:11 GMT
Last edited by eliott (cactus) - Tuesday, 04 September 2007, 06:46 GMT
Opened by Henrik Holst (holst) - Friday, 16 February 2007, 09:11 GMT
Last edited by eliott (cactus) - Tuesday, 04 September 2007, 06:46 GMT
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bugs.archlinux.org does not allow secure login via
https://bugs.{jadajada...}. A vhost problem?
Possible solutions: 1. don't use vhosts if you don't have enough IP:s to go around. 2. if there is enough IP numbers to go around for every vhost- use them! create a unique certificate for each vhost. 3. use a *.archlinux.org certificate for all vhosts and just enable vhosts on https as well (I know it can be done so don't try "it does not work" card) 4. use only a bugs.archlinux.org certificate and let the other *.archlinux.org vhost users complain? :D /holst |
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Closed by eliott (cactus)
Tuesday, 04 September 2007, 06:46 GMT
Reason for closing: Deferred
Additional comments about closing: May implement later.
Defferring for now.
Tuesday, 04 September 2007, 06:46 GMT
Reason for closing: Deferred
Additional comments about closing: May implement later.
Defferring for now.
That is ridiculous. Namebased virtual hosts work fine.
Not every site needs ssl layer security.
> 2. if there is enough IP numbers to go around for every vhost- use them! create a unique certificate for each vhost.
Certificates cost money. If you are interested in donating directly to the purchase of an ssl certificate, I suggest you send an email to Judd. You can find his contact information on the developer list. http://archlinux.org/developers/#judd
> 3. use a *.archlinux.org certificate for all vhosts and just enable vhosts on https as well (I know it can be done so don't try "it does not work" card)
Multihost ssl certs are generally more expensive.
> 4. use only a bugs.archlinux.org certificate and let the other *.archlinux.org vhost users complain?
Instead we chose to use ssl on the developer login and backend infrastructure systems. Those entry vectors are far more critical than the bugtracker.