[Qgis-psc] Websites moved + https

[Paolo Cavallini]

Huge thanks!

Il 3 dicembre 2017 14:13:51 GMT+02:00, Richard Duivenvoorde <rdmailings at duif.net> ha scritto:
>Hi,
>
>We moved
>qgis.org/www.qgis.org/version.qgis.org
>and
>doc.qgis.org
>
>from the old osgeo server to qgis2, the Hetzner server where
>plugins.qgis.org iss also running.
>FYI issues.qgis.org is running on qgis3
>
>We also tested/used Letsencrypt certificate because the Globalsign cert
>was almost expired.
>See:
>https://qgis.org
>https://plugins.qgis.org
>(all let's encrypt now)
>
>I thought to disable http traffic for both, so
>http://qgis.org is redirected to https:/qgis.org
>(the standard Letsencrypt way, with some rewrite rules)
>
>I also did that for plugins.qgis.org, but then people started to have
>issues with installing plugins, so I reverted that for now, and will
>report an issue around that.
>
>Documentation is not yet https, not sure about that.
>
>To me qgis.org/api is now much much faster \o/
>
>IF you have troubles or see problems, please report back to
>admin at qgis.org
>
>TODO:
>- bring letsencrypt to issues.qgis.org
>- fix plugins.qgis.org https problem
>- bring test.qgis.org to qgis2
>- check github hooks
>- ...
>
>Regards,
>
>Richard Duivenvoorde
>
>
>
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