pyweek.org is now HTTPS-secured

richard on 2014/05/06 11:01

This has been a long time coming, and required moving to a whole new VM to make it happen. Hopefully the impact on you, the people who just want to play along, will be non-existent. One big change is that I'm no longer supporting "www.pyweek.org" as a host name. Too much stupid HTTP server config to keep that going. All accesses to that domain will be redirected to https://pyweek.org/ Additionally, accesses to HTTP://pyweek.org should also be redirected, and HSTS has been enabled to keep you on the HTTPS site in the future. Any questions, feel free to ask here or email me (see the footer of every page on the site). A huge thanks to tummy.com for providing a new VM to migrate to so I could get this all going, and shuck off the ancient version of Ubuntu that I'd been running for *years*.

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richard on 2014/05/06 11:06:

Oh, yeah, so the rich-text editor is now dead as it doesn't appear to generate HTTPS links to the implementation JS. I'll look into that tomorrow. Maybe it's time to just use Markdown?

reidrac on 2014/05/06 12:23:

Yes, that would be great. Anything but *that* RTF widget, please! :)

daftspaniel on 2014/05/06 17:17:

Thanks Richard - site seems much snappier too :)

mauve on 2014/05/08 18:24:

Well done Richard. BTW, the WYSIWYG editor doesn't work on Android, which is a real pain when most of my Internet access is on mobile (except when I'm doing Real Programming). So please don't bring it back.

richard on 2014/05/09 00:20:

Yeah, haven't had any time to hack in something new yet though, sorry!

reidrac on 2014/05/09 05:47:

The markdown idea is excellent, I can help! (if you want/need help)

glyph on 2014/05/09 06:55:

Thanks so much for fixing this, Richard!

Archwyrm on 2014/05/10 23:28:

Thanks for making the web a little more secure! :)