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Depends on how they've built their stack. At a guess I'd say if it was easy for them to do it, they would already have done it - at least offering it as a premi
by blowski 10y ago
Depends on how they've built their stack. At a guess I'd say if it was easy for them to do it, they would already have done it - at least offering it as a premium upgrade.
- newjersey 10y agoIf they're both the host and the domain registrar, couldn't they simply point dns to a different set of servers where they host the https keys and then send traffic to the real server which hosts the websites? Is it a performance issue? Even amazon.com serves over https now...
- blowski 10y agoI have no idea why they haven't done it, and agree that for some stacks it would be easy. But there are some stacks where it would be really difficult because of small details.