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问题 HI. in node.js, if it is http request, I can get the remoteAddress at req.connection.remoteAddress, so, how to get it if https request? I find there is req.socket.remoteAddress but I'm not sure. Please advice. thanks. 回答1: It appears something is strange/broken indeed. As of node 0.4.7, it seems http has remoteAddress available on: req.connection.remoteAddress req.socket.remoteAddress on https, both of these are undefined, but req.connection.socket.remoteAddress does work. That one isn't

问题 I am getting this error when I attempt to establish a wss connection with my server: WebSocket connection to 'wss://mydomain:3000/' failed: Error in connection establishment: net::ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED I currently have a apache2 virtual host configuration setup to listen for requests on port 443 and 80: <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName otherdomainname.co.uk ServerAlias www.otherdomainname.co.uk RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^/(.*)$ /app/$1 [l,PT] JkMount /* worker2 </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost

问题 I have a site with HTTPS configured. My client wants me to embed a youku video. At first the browser blocked the iframe since it had HTTP protocol on it. I changed it to HTTPS and now youku does not work. It seems youku does not support HTTPS. is there any way around this? Perhaps there is a service other than youku that does support HTTPS and is still suitable for that region? 回答1: hi，we had supported（sorry for later） for example: 1 <iframe height=498 width=510 src='https://player.youku.com

问题 In JavaFx I can attach a listener to the load worker for a webEngine like this: webEngine.getLoadWorker().stateProperty().addListener( new ChangeListener<Worker.State>() { public void changed(ObservableValue ov, Worker.State oldState, Worker.State newState) { System.out.println("webEngine result "+ newState.toString()); } }); However if I try to load a document at an https address such as: https://SomeLocalMachine.com:9443/jts/admin#action=com.ibm.team.repository.manageUsers all I get printed

问题 I've recently added a SSL certificate to my webapp. It's deployed on Amazon Web Services uses load balancers. The load balancers work as reverse proxies, handling external HTTPS and sending internal HTTP. So all traffic to my Flask app is HTTP, not HTTPS, despite being a secure connection. Because the site was already online before the HTTPS migration, I used SSLify to send 301 PERMANENT REDIRECTS to HTTP connections. It works despite all connections being HTTP because the reverse proxy sets

问题 Setting up the sandboxes for all these option is not feasible right now. So I am appealing to the community for help. This is a weird one and I just want to know what will work (most importantly in ie) and what wont. Http page with an iframe containing https from the same domain //no idea Http page with an iframe containing https from a different domain //no idea Https page with an iframe containing https from the same domain //no idea Https page with an iframe containing https from a

问题 Setting up the sandboxes for all these option is not feasible right now. So I am appealing to the community for help. This is a weird one and I just want to know what will work (most importantly in ie) and what wont. Http page with an iframe containing https from the same domain //no idea Http page with an iframe containing https from a different domain //no idea Https page with an iframe containing https from the same domain //no idea Https page with an iframe containing https from a

问题 Is performance the only issue? Can't an https connection be used throughout a user's session? There is obviously less redirection happening! I found this related question on http vs. https performance Edit: Ok, I didn't mean 'used only for login'. Rather, what I'm trying to ask is if you come to a point where you need https anywhere on your site whether it be login or payments, why not make all communication to the site over http? As an example, assume a blog site. Now, the blog posts might

问题 I am trying to run an HTTPS Server on an Android device using NanoHttpd (my final goal is to run WSS server on Android). I successfully ran HTTP Server and Websocket using NanoHttpd on Android. I generated the key on MAC using this command and copied it onto my device: keytool -genkey -keystore key.keystore -storepass keypass -storetype BKS -provider org.bouncycastle.jce.provider.BouncyCastleProvider I wrote the following code: keyStore = KeyStore.getInstance("BKS"); keyStore.load(stream,

问题 I'm having problems with pushing to mercurial repository: $ hg push pushing to https://user:***@hg.domain.com/X_repo searching for changes abort: authorization failed The same URL (with the same credentials) is accessible through the web browser. Also, I tried it without embedding usr+pass into the URL. HTTPS is correctly configured, I tried both Basic and Digest auth -- without a luck. Pulling (through HTTP) works fine. I'm using hgwebdir to serve my repo. What else should I check? I found