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It had everything to do with it, as more and more is being forced through HTTPS, because I don't know, it's more secure or it's the only port not being filtered
by spc476 8y ago
It had everything to do with it, as more and more is being forced through HTTPS, because I don't know, it's more secure or it's the only port not being filtered. There were a few times I has to run sshd on port 443 (on a server I control---a preventive measure) because a network I was forced to use (a "public" wi-fi) only allowed ports 53, 80 and 443 outbound.
- dagenix 8y agoYeah, thats annoying. That doesn't mean it's not also a practical decision.