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Its obviously not too important to the host, site is disabled by HTTPS Everywhere haha.
by ziddoap 8y ago
Its obviously not too important to the host, site is disabled by HTTPS Everywhere haha.
- prophesi 8y agoYeah, I wonder what their reasoning is to disable HTTPS on those tilde directories? The main site ( https://www.dtc.umn.edu https://www.dtc.umn.edu ) supports HTTPS just fine (though it doesn't force a redirect to HTTPS, which is also odd/troublesome)
- circular_logic 8y agoA couple of guesses: a. The web server hosting the tilde directories is very much likely older than the main site. b. As any uni user can put any HTML on these directories Perhaps not supplying their certificate is an attempt to lower the success of phishing attempts for the main site logins.