Closed steveoh closed 8 years ago
I was just turned on to a way we can offer https for gis.utah.gov. Netlify has an open source account that listens to commits to github and publishes to http://gis-utah-gov.netlify.com/. They have lets-encrypt support. I think all that we need to do is update our domain to point to this url and we'd be good to go. @BGranberg would you be interested in pulling the trigger on this?
Just popping in to 👍 Netlify!
More info on setting up the custom domain: https://www.netlify.com/docs/custom-domains
@jdalton did you create the lets-encrypt cert after pointing the domain to netlify?
Yes, after. It will warn you to ensure the domain is working without HTTPS first. I had HSTS enabled previously so used IE9 (which doesn't support it) to confirm the site was reachable without HTTPS and then just clicked it on it and ✨ instant TLS/SSL.
For reference my namecheap settings are:
@brigsz will you schedule a CNAME change for our website?
@steveoh If I understand you want me to do an actual change request to change the CNAME from whatever it is now...agrc.github.io to gis-utah-gov.netlify.com Is that correct?
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https://github.com/isaacs/github/issues/156
GitHub Pages does not support SSL for custom domains. We may have to move away from github pages if they will not create a way for people to use their own certs.