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Allow HTTPS to access the hackergarten website #97
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You just need to accept that certificate ;-) No, seriously, I did a little google on this:
Unfortunately, what I understood, SSL is not fully supported for custom domains. |
This might bring some movement to this issue: https://blog.github.com/2018-05-01-github-pages-custom-domains-https/ |
That could be a topic for the May Hackergarten in Basel… |
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we need to add an CAA DNS record entry: https://letsencrypt.org/docs/caa/ I'll see that I talk to the right people about that. |
+1 |
Who has access to the DNS record of hackergarten.net? We should work on this soon, some actual browsers warn the user that hackergarten.net is not safe to visit… |
Working on it, reached out to the Hackergarten initiator @HamletDRC :) |
I can edit the DNS entry. Which of these do I need to modify?
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There is also an option to enable "Let's Encrypt Free SSL". |
(this is hosted at Dotster) |
OK, I changed the nameservers to point at the Dotster name servers and then enabled the Free SSL. I suspect that the website might be broken once the DNS records update 👍 |
@HamletDRC thanks a lot for looking into this :) I think according to https://help.github.com/articles/setting-up-an-apex-domain/ you need to setup a "A Record" to those IP adresses:
HTTPS via the hoster will not work, but it can be provided from github, then: https://help.github.com/articles/securing-your-github-pages-site-with-https/ |
I changed the nameservers to point back to Canoo to bring the website back. Please note that because of the way name servers work, it may take up to 24 hours for your changes to take effect. |
@HamletDRC using you providers DNS is the way to go, as the A record would be created and served from there. Migrating away from Canoo's DNS is what we should do (see my email ;-) ). |
At Hackergarten Basel July 2019 we actually had the chance to sit together and work on this. Should be solved as soon as DNS updates are through :) |
Works like a charm! Cool stuff! |
Finally solved, yay :D 💃 |
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