eduardodiazrivera
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4 years ago Will this commands work for hosted services as well?
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On Fri, May 22, 2020 at 11:22 AM Dan York notifications@github.com wrote:
Given that we have the four reference servers, we should think about how we can add information to the documentation about how someone can use the servers to see what "good" should look like. For example, to see the HTTP headers, at a Linux/Mac command line, you could type one of (this is "-vv" and then a capital "I" versus a 1 or lowercase "L"):
curl -vvI https://ose-apache.internetsociety.org/ curl -vvI https://ose-apache-cdn.internetsociety.org/ curl -vvI https://ose-nginx.internetsociety.org/ curl -vvI https://ose-nginx-cdn.internetsociety.org/
and you get back all the various HTTP headers. This shows what you should see from a "good" server. We could note this in the documentation, and potentially add on various grep or other commands to extract just the headers we want to show.
Similarly, we could suggest one of:
dig aaaa ose-apache-cdn.internetsociety.org dig +short aaaa ose-apache-cdn.internetsociety.org
as a way of seeing the IPv6 records. (We may also want to include a web-based version of DIG for people who don't have it installed.)
A question could be - do we add something at the bottom of EACH of the pieces of documentation, with the relevant commands?
Or do we have a separate document that talks about using the reference servers to show these kind of commands?
(Or do we do both? And point to the separate document from the bottom of each individual document?)
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Given that we have the four reference servers, we should think about how we can add information to the documentation about how someone can use the servers to see what "good" should look like. For example, to see the HTTP headers, at a Linux/Mac command line, you could type one of (this is "-vv" and then a capital "I" versus a 1 or lowercase "L"):
and you get back all the various HTTP headers. This shows what you should see from a "good" server. We could note this in the documentation, and potentially add on various
grepor other commands to extract just the headers we want to show.Similarly, we could suggest one of:
as a way of seeing the IPv6 records. (We may also want to include a web-based version of DIG for people who don't have it installed.)
A question could be - do we add something at the bottom of EACH of the pieces of documentation, with the relevant commands?
Or do we have a separate document that talks about using the reference servers to show these kind of commands?
(Or do we do both? And point to the separate document from the bottom of each individual document?)