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Public website for the Certifi Project.
http://certifi.io
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https://certifi.io is currently down #16

Closed esantoro closed 6 years ago

esantoro commented 6 years ago

Hello, I am writing to let you know that your website at https://certifi.io is currently down, and you might want to take a look at it.

krbvroc1 commented 6 years ago

same here - just wandered across this project - missing website doesn't instill much confidence

gdubicki commented 6 years ago

Still down...

ghost commented 6 years ago

still down and having issues with requests which points to certifi

Lukasa commented 6 years ago

What problems are you having with Requests? Requests does not rely on certifi.io being up.

benoitc commented 6 years ago

when will the website back online?

fenollp commented 6 years ago

Still down & continuing the issue trail: https://github.com/certifi/certifi.io/issues/15 Note if it's only to host this static website I suggest https://www.netlify.com which is free, connects to git & support Let's Encrypt certs. Not affiliated :)

benoitc commented 6 years ago

cc @Lukasa if you need any help for it let us know :)

benoitc commented 6 years ago

@kennethreitz transferred to me the domain name :) (thanks!). Once the process is complete I will redirect it to website. Hopefully it shouldn't be long.

dgw commented 6 years ago

@benoitc DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN doesn't sound like a successful transfer. What's up?

westurner commented 6 years ago

GitHub pages now supports TLS (and HSTS) for custom domains.

The certifi Python package currently points to https://certifi.io as the homepage. And there's no link to the GitHub project(s) or ReadTheDocs docs.

benoitc commented 6 years ago

@westurner i ordered one vm this morning. The website should be back outside of heroku today. Part of the issue is to proxy it to readthedoc. But that will be fixed later.

westurner commented 6 years ago

Would it be easier to just add optional HSTS to ReadTheDocs? (Edit: https://github.com/rtfd/readthedocs.org/issues/4135)

Would a caching proxy be less costly and less of a single point of failure?

benoitc commented 6 years ago

On Wednesday, May 23, 2018, Wes Turner notifications@github.com wrote:

Would it be easier to just add optional HSTS to ReadTheDocs?

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is this feasible? How?

https://github.com/certifi/certifi.io/blob/master/src/ certifiproxy/init.py

https://github.com/certifi/certifi.io/blob/master/src/ certifiproxy/static_proxy_site.py

Would a caching proxy be less costly and less of a single point of failure?

  • ReadTheDocs has MaxCDN
  • GitHub Pages has its own CDN, supports HSTS
  • CloudFlare is a CDN, supports HSTS

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trin5tensa commented 6 years ago

The installation ReadMe notes for Python 3.7.0 state,

A sample command script is included in /Applications/Python 3.7 to install a curated bundle of default root certificates from the third-party certifi package (https://pypi.org/project/certifi/). If you choose to use certifi, you should consider subscribing to the project's email update service to be notified when the certificate bundle is updated.

The link to the project's email update service https://certifi.io/en/latest/ is broken for me and has been since I installed it three weeks ago. I've tried it with Safari and Firefox on my Mac High Sierra 10.13.6. Is every other user of Python 3.7 affected?

benoitc commented 6 years ago

i need to move the website and update it. on my todo for tomorrow.

dolmen commented 6 years ago

Still down.

westurner commented 6 years ago

ReadTheDocs now supports HSTS and HTTPS for custom [sub-]domains.

GitHub now supports HSTS and HTTPS for custom domains.

On Wednesday, August 29, 2018, Olivier Mengué notifications@github.com wrote:

Still down.

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rlittlefield commented 6 years ago

If this can't happen, can the pypi package (and others) redirect to the readthedocs directly?

benoitc commented 6 years ago

Sorry I have been busy. I will setup the changes in the morning. I will update the ticket as well. No need to change the doc.

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If this can't happen, can the pypi package (and others) redirect to the readthedocs directly?

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benoitc commented 6 years ago

I have pointed docs.certifi.io to readthedocs but unfortunately, readthedoc doesn't manage A names. I will setyp the proxy later today then.

benoitc commented 6 years ago

server setup done done: https://certifi.io

Sorry for the delay.

command-tab commented 4 years ago

https://certifi.io appears to be down again and I can't find anywhere to read the documentation. Any suggestions? Thank you!

westurner commented 4 years ago

Can confirm:

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sparrowt commented 3 years ago

6 months later it's still down & returning 403, @benoitc should I open a new issue?

benoitc commented 3 years ago

@sparrowt i will remove the usage of readthedoc as storage. Should be fixed at the end of the week. Though I would appreciate to see some activities and contact around instead of just paying for a domain name without any feedback.

westurner commented 3 years ago

Why does it need a domain? Is anything dependent upon the DNS registration?

benoitc commented 3 years ago

What do you mean? Actually the domain name is pointing correctly but read the doc changed their conf. I do not see any reason to point to them though when the website can easily be hosted .

I will take care of it.

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Why does it need a domain? Is anything dependent upon the DNS registration?

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westurner commented 3 years ago

(I asked GH months or years ago to auto rm a CNAME file from a GH pages repo if the DNS fails; so that it's still accessible over the GitHub.io URL when/if DNS fails. Haven't heard back. Maybe a bit of a creepy request, but DNS really is a SPF iff.)

These should continue to work without one person handling exorbitant yearly DNS or proxying or CDN:

Thanks for spending all of this time keeping the docs online