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Re: Site not secure - request for a certificate
Posted: 03 Sep 2019, 01:57
by Shannon SteelSlave
Hammer.
I miss Dosster.
Anyway, if it's working, let's not give it amnesia by hitting it again. Thanks for coming back to fix this, Anna. Hopefully, we'll take care of everything else around here.
Re: Site not secure - request for a certificate
Posted: 03 Sep 2019, 05:41
by ruru67
Definitely some good bug flogging going on here.
Looking at the HTML now it looks pretty clean - the only http:// link back into the forum I can see now is the "This is an adult forum!" banner at the top of the page, and that safely redirects back to corresponding the https:// link. That's in the "sweeping the cobwebs from the back of the closets" category of cleaning...
Re: Site not secure - request for a certificate
Posted: 03 Sep 2019, 17:27
by KinkInSpace
Great job Anna! Thanks for enabling SSL.
In case you are using configs of the forum to set everything to https, I can recommend adding a htaccess redirect at the root of the file system to redirect any http to https. It'll ensure that an SSL checker will give you a 100% score, and it will catch anything you may have missed. I can look up a .htaccess for you with the proper code in case you need it.
Re: Site not secure - request for a certificate
Posted: 03 Sep 2019, 21:41
by anna
Slave_L wrote:Great job Anna! Thanks for enabling SSL.
Thanks for everyone who has pushed for it for a really long time and all who pointed me in the right directions.
Slave_L wrote: I can look up a .htaccess for you with the proper code in case you need it.
I do not think I need that at this time but I desperately need need a htaccess that redirects all requests hitting boundanna.net and
http://www.boundanna.net to
http://www.boundanna.com while keeping the rest of the url intact. Sort of just rewriting .net to .com and keeping absolutely everything after it. None of the examples I have found has resulted in success. There is always a / missing after .com even when the author says it should be there. Get on it Slave_L!
Many other things has been done with this forum lately but unfortunately I can not quite seem to pull of that last 1% to make it work and make it publishable.
Re: Site not secure - request for a certificate
Posted: 03 Sep 2019, 22:28
by KinkInSpace
anna wrote:Slave_L wrote:Great job Anna! Thanks for enabling SSL.
Thanks for everyone who has pushed for it for a really long time and all who pointed me in the right directions.
Slave_L wrote: I can look up a .htaccess for you with the proper code in case you need it.
I do not think I need that at this time but I desperately need need a htaccess that redirects all requests hitting boundanna.net and
http://www.boundanna.net to
http://www.boundanna.com while keeping the rest of the url intact. Sort of just rewriting .net to .com and keeping absolutely everything after it. None of the examples I have found has resulted in success. There is always a / missing after .com even when the author says it should be there. Get on it Slave_L!
Many other things has been done with this forum lately but unfortunately I can not quite seem to pull of that last 1% to make it work and make it publishable.
The following code will transfer any http to https regardless of the domain:
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Header set Strict-Transport-Security "max-age=31536000" env=HTTPS
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} !^443$
RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [R=301,L]
You could basically replace {HTTP_HOST} here with
www.boundanna.com. Your final .htaccess will look like this:
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Header set Strict-Transport-Security "max-age=31536000" env=HTTPS
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} !^443$
RewriteRule (.*) https://www.boundanna.com%{REQUEST_URI} [R=301,L]
Given that the above would also make the forum redirect to
www.boundanna.com, you would want to have a second .htaccess inside the forum directory with the following:
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Header set Strict-Transport-Security "max-age=31536000" env=HTTPS
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} !^443$
RewriteRule (.*) https://forum.boundanna.com%{REQUEST_URI} [R=301,L]
Re: Site not secure - request for a certificate
Posted: 03 Sep 2019, 23:15
by anna
Slave_L wrote:You could basically replace {HTTP_HOST} here with
www.boundanna.com. Your final .htaccess will look like this:
Brilliant! It actually seems to work. Thanks a lot!
Re: Site not secure - request for a certificate
Posted: 04 Sep 2019, 01:11
by bound_jenny
So far, smooth as silk on my end!
Great work, Anna! (or as the Brits would say,
absolutely smashing! - with a hammer, no doubt
).
Jenny.
Re: Site not secure - request for a certificate
Posted: 04 Sep 2019, 03:42
by Shannon SteelSlave
Great job, everyone. Shannon salutes
Dosster, I promise you.........
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Re: Site not secure - request for a certificate
Posted: 04 Sep 2019, 11:49
by KinkInSpace
anna wrote:Slave_L wrote:You could basically replace {HTTP_HOST} here with
http://www.boundanna.com. Your final .htaccess will look like this:
Brilliant! It actually seems to work. Thanks a lot!
My pleasure.
You're welcome. And thanks for keeping the site alive and kicking.
And remember, you're not alone either.
Re: Site not secure - request for a certificate
Posted: 07 Sep 2019, 06:14
by ponylady
Hey, what the fuck, i can't read your intercepted PM's anymore. ????????
J/k.
Nice & smooth work anna.
Re: Site not secure - request for a certificate
Posted: 07 Sep 2019, 06:31
by Pretend we re dead
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Re: Site not secure - request for a certificate
Posted: 08 Sep 2019, 11:31
by anna
Slave_L wrote:And remember, you're not alone either.
How very true that is. Thanks.
ponylady wrote:Hey, what the fuck, i can't read your intercepted PM's anymore. ????????
Pony, please. Anyone with a 10th of my paranoia would think you mean it.
Attention all, we do not intercept any PM, we do not read them and we do not care what you write or who you are. I do technically have access to the database that among other things contain your PMs but I have no interest whatsoever in reading your private conversations. This is not Facebook and I have no intention of ruling the word. I have enough issues as it is. Storing personal details or secrets on someone else's computer or database is the latest trend but I strongly advice against it even if you trust the individual running the computer or database. Hackings do happen and databases and their contents might get stolen.
As always I recommend staying away from sharing any personally identifiable details in any form anywhere, including PM.
Re: Site not secure - request for a certificate
Posted: 11 Sep 2019, 23:05
by Shannon SteelSlave
Is anyone else frequently getting logged out? Why do the [Bots] get to browse self bondage discussions for hours? I mean what do they want with that?
Re: Site not secure - request for a certificate
Posted: 12 Sep 2019, 00:35
by anna
Shannon SteelSlave wrote:Is anyone else frequently getting logged out?
That is not good. Let me know if this continues.
Shannon SteelSlave wrote:Why do the [Bots] get to browse self bondage discussions for hours? I mean what do they want with that?
Do not mind the bots. They can be kinky just like the rest of us.
Re: Site not secure - request for a certificate
Posted: 12 Sep 2019, 00:53
by bound_jenny
I think I got logged out just as I logged in a couple of days ago. I'm positive that I logged in (as positive as all the holes in my head allow
). I chalked it up to an absent-minded memory lapse.
anna wrote:Do not mind the bots. They can be kinky just like the rest of us.
They sure can be! Robot BDSM is as kinky as can be. Whipping with network cables, USB e-stim, the works.
You should see what they use for butt plugs...
Jenny.