eduardodiazrivera
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4 years ago I recommend than instead of giving us a recipe to follow (which does not apply to host services by the way) to set-up these parameter, you explain in more details about what HTTPS and HTSP are and the reason that you suggest that we do this. In other words, why one makes it more secured that the other? Advantages/Disadvantages?
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On Mon, May 4, 2020 at 11:17 PM Dan York notifications@github.com wrote:
Noting that the two HSTS docs for Apache and NGINX:
https://github.com/InternetSociety/ose-documentation/blob/master/ose-web-hsts-apache.md
https://github.com/InternetSociety/ose-documentation/blob/master/ose-web-hsts-nginx.md
include BOTH setting the HSTS header AND ensuring that ALL connections are made over HTTPS. Setting the HSTS header is simply one line in the config file. It would be good to break these apart more clearly.
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Noting that the two HSTS docs for Apache and NGINX:
https://github.com/InternetSociety/ose-documentation/blob/master/ose-web-hsts-apache.md https://github.com/InternetSociety/ose-documentation/blob/master/ose-web-hsts-nginx.md
include BOTH setting the HSTS header AND ensuring that ALL connections are made over HTTPS. Setting the HSTS header is simply one line in the config file. It would be good to break these apart more clearly.