Closed skovmand closed 4 years ago
We do have a simple workaround for HTTPS-only sites: Webbkoll first does a HEAD request to http://yourdomain. If it fails due to connection refused or connection timeout, it'll use https://yourdomain instead. I just tried this on a HTTPS-only site, and it worked. But maybe something else is happening. Do you have a URL I could try that you can share here (or by email: anders@unix.se)?
Thanks for such a swift reply. I have just retried and it doesn't work for me. The url to the website is https://angel.wisehome.dk
The problem here is that angel.wisehome.dk is listening on port 80:
~ telnet angel.wisehome.dk 80
Trying 88.99.29.170...
Connected to angel.wisehome.dk.
Escape character is '^]'
So it passes the crude "is port 80 accessible" test. If you take care of that (either fiddle with the config of whatever is listening on port 80, or add a firewall rule), it should work.
Ah. Unfortunately I can't firewall port 80 since it is needed for tls renewal. Is there some other workaround?
When testing the url on Mozilla Observatory, the result page states for HTTP->HTTPS redirection:
"Not able to connect via HTTP, so no redirection necessary"
... which is correct.
That's reasonable. I changed it so that Webbkoll interprets "connection closed" (no data sent at all from the server) as "not available over http://". Pushed the fix to https://webbkoll.dataskydd.net/ -- thanks for reporting! :)
Very nice, I have just confirmed that the url can be tested now. Thank you for the fast response! I think webkoll is very nice and informative, and it is very nice that the GDPR is referenced in the side boxes.
Hi and thank you for your work on this project! I am trying out the tool to check several of our websites at work, and it gives several insights that Mozilla Observatory doesn't.
I have an HTTPS-only website (not listening on port 80 at all) which I would like to test. However, webbkoll doesn't let me connect to it at all because it attempts to connect over plain
http
first, and that request will obviously fail.Is there some way to make that work?