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That line is about twelve years old, per git blame. Typically, I’d use a reverse proxy to handle HTTPS anyways.
by fiddlerwoaroof 4y ago
That line is about twelve years old, per git blame. Typically, I’d use a reverse proxy to handle HTTPS anyways.
- nerdponx 4y agoI would almost prefer a web framework that doesn't even bother trying to handle things like HTTPS and assumes that I'm using a reverse proxy in front of it. Fewer things to maintain.
- lf-non 4y agoIs this generally true for compiled languages ? I like being able to handle https in a single go binary for small projects that otherwise don't need a load balancer etc.
- fiddlerwoaroof 4y agoI don't trust random web frameworks to implement HTTPS correctly and there are lots of subtle attacks on cryptography.