Hello Galou,

I know :D But on the Tor site i read it was prefered not to force it because sometimes https is not allowed (in some places).

I did notice i made a mistake when i send the list. I wrote http 2 times lol.

Organisation is Disciples of Disorder btw.

I change my https forcing right now.

Greetings, Vargr

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-------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: [tor-mirrors] Mirror site to add Local Time: December 21 2015 1:31 pm UTC Time: December 21 2015 12:31 pm From: galougentil@riseup.net To: tor-mirrors@lists.torproject.org CC: tor-mirrors@lists.torproject.org

Hi Vargr,

Running a Tor mirror website over a regular HTTP connection is such a bad idea, and should be considered as "bad practice" today. It would be great if you could force HTTPS.

Cheers,

Galou.

On Dec 21 2015, at 12:51 pm, Vargr Vargr@protonmail.com wrote:

vargr@protonmail.com, Vargr, NL, Netherlands, NL, TRUE, FALSE, NO, http://http://tor.mirror.disciplesofdisorder.eu/, https://tor.mirror.disciplesofdisorder.eu/,,,http://tor.mirror.disciplesofdi..., https://tor.mirror.disciplesofdisorder.eu/dist/,,vargrevir52vbte.onion, Mon Dec 21 12:50 2015

Greetings, Vargr

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Hello,

Indeed that is what i also read on the website.

For now i just keep it at http. https is possible This is with letsencrypt certificate.

Made a small typo on the onion add. Should be http://vargrevir52vkbte.onion/

Greetings,

Vargr Disciples of Disorder Sent from [ProtonMail](https://protonmail.ch), encrypted email based in Switzerland.

-------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: [tor-mirrors] Mirror site to add Local Time: December 21 2015 3:28 pm UTC Time: December 21 2015 2:28 pm From: peter@ludikovsky.name To: tor-mirrors@lists.torproject.org

Hello Galou,

You sure? The mirror list [0] has quite a lot more HTTP than HTTPS entries, and the "Running a mirror" site explicitly mentions _not_ forcing HTTP to HTTPS.

True, as soon as LetsEncrypt leaves the Beta state and allows for simple, secure, and automatic certificates there's no excuse not to run the mirror over HTTPS too. But until then it's either buy an expensive certificate, run the mirror over an 1st level domain supported by StartSSL, or use a self-signed certificate that many people won't trust.

Regards, /peter

[0] https://www.torproject.org/getinvolved/mirrors.html.en [1] https://www.torproject.org/docs/running-a-mirror.html.en#mirrorops

Am 21.12.2015 um 13:31 schrieb Galou Gentil:

Hi Vargr,

Running a Tor mirror website over a regular HTTP connection is such a bad idea, and should be considered as "bad practice" today. It would be great if you could force HTTPS.

Cheers,

Galou.

On Dec 21 2015, at 12:51 pm, Vargr Vargr@protonmail.com wrote: vargr@protonmail.com mailto:vargr@protonmail.com, Vargr, NL, Netherlands, NL, TRUE, FALSE, NO, http://http://tor.mirror.disciplesofdisorder.eu/, https://tor.mirror.disciplesofdisorder.eu/,,,http://tor.mirror.disciplesofdi...,

https://tor.mirror.disciplesofdisorder.eu/dist/,,vargrevir52vbte.onion,

Mon Dec 21 12:50 2015

Greetings, Vargr

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