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Not quite related, but Century Link's internet filtering on their residential fiber service flags this page as dangerous. I had to click through a cert warning

Not quite related, but Century Link's internet filtering on their residential fiber service flags this page as dangerous. I had to click through a cert warning then a Scary Warning Page to reach the actual site. Said filtering is Powered by McAfee(TM), so I'm not sure if it's McAfee or CenturyLink that hates Emacs.

sitzkrieg 6y ago
its served over https but not sure if it was redirected, maybe try that directly. seems ridiculous considering
Buttons840 6y ago
Chrome says the cert is invalid. Probably the cause.
- iso1631 6y ago
  Looks OK to me in firefox, and Qualys gives it an A+ https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=emacssurvey.org https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=emacssurvey.o... Looking at CenturtyLink/Level3 on a business line in Washington looks fine too.
  - Buttons840 6y ago
    Hmm. I have CenturyLink as well. Maybe the cert was serving its purpose and notifying me that the connection's been tampered with? I'll check again when I'm on my desktop (instead of mobile).
    - Buttons840 6y ago
      Yep, both Firefox and Chrome report that the cert is bad on my CenturyLink internet.
kgwxd 6y ago
Flagged how? Are you using some "enhanced" DNS service they provide?
- korethr 6y ago
  Whatever the stock configuration on their stock combo modem/router/AP device is. So, probably, yes, some kind of "enhanced" DNS. I know, I know, friends don't let friends use stock firmware or stock ISP gear. But when faced with the infinity of emergencies that has been 2020 when not having infinity time to work on things, low latency even during times of heavy throughput has pushed re-doing the network in this house way down the priority list.
wiml 6y ago
What cert are you getting? I (not on Centurylink) see a Let'sEncrypt cert with sha256 BB:37:8D:DE:4E:AB:42:55:30:BE:08:10:A0:11:7A:CD:CB:99:51:91:4B:44:30:3F:E5:F4:76:B0:41:E0:AE:59.

sitzkrieg 6y ago

its served over https but not sure if it was redirected, maybe try that directly. seems ridiculous considering

Buttons840 6y ago

Chrome says the cert is invalid. Probably the cause.

iso1631 6y ago
Looks OK to me in firefox, and Qualys gives it an A+ https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=emacssurvey.org https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=emacssurvey.o... Looking at CenturtyLink/Level3 on a business line in Washington looks fine too.
- Buttons840 6y ago
  Hmm. I have CenturyLink as well. Maybe the cert was serving its purpose and notifying me that the connection's been tampered with? I'll check again when I'm on my desktop (instead of mobile).
  - Buttons840 6y ago
    Yep, both Firefox and Chrome report that the cert is bad on my CenturyLink internet.

kgwxd 6y ago

Flagged how? Are you using some "enhanced" DNS service they provide?

korethr 6y ago
Whatever the stock configuration on their stock combo modem/router/AP device is. So, probably, yes, some kind of "enhanced" DNS. I know, I know, friends don't let friends use stock firmware or stock ISP gear. But when faced with the infinity of emergencies that has been 2020 when not having infinity time to work on things, low latency even during times of heavy throughput has pushed re-doing the network in this house way down the priority list.

wiml 6y ago

What cert are you getting? I (not on Centurylink) see a Let'sEncrypt cert with sha256 BB:37:8D:DE:4E:AB:42:55:30:BE:08:10:A0:11:7A:CD:CB:99:51:91:4B:44:30:3F:E5:F4:76:B0:41:E0:AE:59.