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问题 I am currently writing an HTTPS proxy using OpenSSL, but I cannot get Firefox or IE to accept my self-signed certificate as a CA. I have added the certificate to "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" in IE and "Authorities" in Firefox. I am testing on https://ssltest11.bbtest.net/ with the certificate found at Geotrust, but the same applies for other sites as far as I've seen. IE gives me the error: The security certificate presented by this website was not issued by a trusted certificate

问题 I'm running into an annoying issue where my containerized app runs fine locally, but fails when deployed to azure, despite the ports being exposed properly. The details: azure web app for container with Linux OS on a Basic B1 machine. nodejs v12 LTS with express server listening on HTTPS port 443. Includes an HTTP 404 (Not Found) error handler. database db Mongodb Atlas on M0 Sandbox (free tier). Local and Azure IPs whitelisted. docker container using Dockerfile. no Kubernetes, no yml config

问题 I've a website (domain from godaddy and hosted in hostgator). As I updated the certificates, manually, I can redirect my site to https, but it is always going to http from google search. After searching online, I got to know that Considering Strict-Transport-Security: max-age=15768000 as result of curl -i -L on target domain will work for my need as it will force a browser to open the website in https. But I'm confused about how to implement this to my website. Can anyone help me on this ?

问题 I am sending POST request to URL https://username:password@example.com in my script. I know that HTTPS encrypts credentials so they should not be visible on network. But what about server logs, will they be visible there? Are there any other disadvantages of using this approach? How can I make authentication more secure on client/server side? 回答1: You can find more information here: Are HTTPS URLs encrypted? (tl;dr: the way you are sending it is not encrypted most probably, but you can send

问题 I'm having issues with this config: #=========================# # domain settings # #=========================# # Catch http://domain, and http://www.domain server { listen 80; server_name www.domain domain; # Redirect to https://domain return 301 https://domain$request_uri; } # Catch https://www.domain server { listen 443; server_name www.domain; # Redirect to https://domain return 301 https://domain$request_uri; } # Catch https://domain server { listen 443; server_name domain; root /usr

问题 I'm having issues with this config: #=========================# # domain settings # #=========================# # Catch http://domain, and http://www.domain server { listen 80; server_name www.domain domain; # Redirect to https://domain return 301 https://domain$request_uri; } # Catch https://www.domain server { listen 443; server_name www.domain; # Redirect to https://domain return 301 https://domain$request_uri; } # Catch https://domain server { listen 443; server_name domain; root /usr

问题 I'm having issues with this config: #=========================# # domain settings # #=========================# # Catch http://domain, and http://www.domain server { listen 80; server_name www.domain domain; # Redirect to https://domain return 301 https://domain$request_uri; } # Catch https://www.domain server { listen 443; server_name www.domain; # Redirect to https://domain return 301 https://domain$request_uri; } # Catch https://domain server { listen 443; server_name domain; root /usr

问题 I am using httpClient version 4.5 to connect with our external vendor site. We do not need any connection pool or persistent connection, so I am using the BasicHttpClientConnectionManager to create the HttpClient. This works fine for minimal number of requests, but if I test this for 1TPS for 1 hour, by the end of the test, we start seeing intermittent connection resets. (guessing request count > 100) I/O exception (java.net.SocketException) caught when processing request to {s}->https:/

问题 I am using httpClient version 4.5 to connect with our external vendor site. We do not need any connection pool or persistent connection, so I am using the BasicHttpClientConnectionManager to create the HttpClient. This works fine for minimal number of requests, but if I test this for 1TPS for 1 hour, by the end of the test, we start seeing intermittent connection resets. (guessing request count > 100) I/O exception (java.net.SocketException) caught when processing request to {s}->https:/

问题 I am using httpClient version 4.5 to connect with our external vendor site. We do not need any connection pool or persistent connection, so I am using the BasicHttpClientConnectionManager to create the HttpClient. This works fine for minimal number of requests, but if I test this for 1TPS for 1 hour, by the end of the test, we start seeing intermittent connection resets. (guessing request count > 100) I/O exception (java.net.SocketException) caught when processing request to {s}->https:/