HTTPS is a requirement now #334
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Great decision! |
I support this. |
Same here, HTTPS all the things. My site already supports HTTPS so |
Zoinks! I think it will be good to allow for a bit more time, I have seen some people on Twitter mentioning they need more time because they would need to move a whole lot of stuff. Not sure why that would be necessary though, but OK. I think it's important to stop this at the gate right now and keep pressuring this list to slim it down. And if it's down to just a few set a hard deadline: comply or be removed. |
Updated! (https://blog.pieeatingninjas.be/feed/) |
We've put it out here mentioning the authors group, by I think not everyone is in there. Most are though. If you won't mind mentioning a couple of people you might be in contact with that would be great! We want to put out a little tweet as well. Problem is we don't have one channel to reach everyone :) Also, please put in a PR changing your URL? Thanks! |
I did indeed get a notification about this message, I must have missed it somehow. :-) |
You can use Cloudflare to set up SSL for free for GitHub pages (which is what I did, took about twenty minutes). |
Thanks @nigel-sampson! I'll add it to my TODO list. |
For anyone else running WordPress on a provider without SSL support, hopefully this Stack Overflow answer about working around the internals of the After a painful two-night battle with things, I think I finally got SSL working for my blog. If all settles in happily, I'll put together a PR tomorrow. |
For the paperworks, these came in today and are off the list: http://blog.pieeatingninjas.be/feed/rss Four down, 30 to go! |
I just updated mine. :D |
Updated. PR is #355. |
I'm still struggling. My provider won't let me use TLS for a subdomain. I haven't got CloudFlare to work since my provider doesn't have a fixed IP address for my website. |
Looks like you got it working @lothrop ! Nice! |
Only that the cert now costs more than all domains combined… |
Why?! You can get certs for free! |
For that, I'd need admin access for the server. |
Not always, of course I don’t know the details and I’m sure that you’ve done your research but I.e. direct admin has support built-in these days. Works like a charm! Or maybe that’s what you mean by admin access |
Just 20 left! |
Sorry I am late to the party. I saw it on twitter thanks to @jfversluis. I will take switch as fast as I can. |
Alright, a lot are done! I think it's starting to get time to enforce? |
This can be closed now. If someone was removed as part of #407 and you want back in, please open a Pull Request to add yourself back. |
Wow, I didn´t see anything about this until I got removed/mentioned yesterday. |
There are many reasons to switch to HTTPS, some of the important ones include
usesCleartextTraffic = false
requires SSLWe at Planet Xamarin support the movement of switching everything to use HTTPS and we encourage and expect authors to switch too.
20th September 2017, we will go through all author classes and ensure that blogs support HTTPS. Those who do not support it, will be removed from aggregation.
There are no valid reasons to not support HTTPS, and it is a very easy exercise to enable it on your blog. There are free certificate authorities such as Let's Encrypt, which are supported by the majority of CMS systems and hosting control panels, or you could put your blog behind CloudFlare. How to set this up has been documented so many times and is a very trivial thing to do.
@planetxamarin/authors
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