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Yeah, can't wait till my CV and project descriptions (not hosted there) static Jekyll site is somehow insecure and dangerous. [edit] I'll guess I'll have to fi
by tdkl 10y ago
Yeah, can't wait till my CV and project descriptions (not hosted there) static Jekyll site is somehow insecure and dangerous.
[edit] I'll guess I'll have to find a new host then, since Github pages doesn't support https on custom domains. Perhaps Netlify, seems to support Github hooks.
- charleslmunger 10y agoIf you're serving them over plaintext http, then they're already insecure. How dangerous that is might be debatable, but there's no doubt that it's insecure.
- gruez 10y agogitlab pages has https support built in
- nothrabannosir 10y agoFor custom domains? I doubt it. Op is not talking about https://<username>.github.io https://<username>.github.io.
- ben0x539 10y agoComment you're responding to said gitlab, not github. Maybe those code hosting sites need to become more creative in their naming...
- nothrabannosir 10y agoThe comment I was responding to was talking about gitlab having SSL on their <username>.gitlab.io pages. While correct, that is besides the point OP was making. Which was about custom domains. Gitlab doesn't offer that, either.
- Buge 10y agoWell China intercepts http traffic and inserts javascript malware joining users into a botnet that DDOSes github pages of human rights organizations. It depends on what you mean by insecure and dangerous.