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Additionally, we've enabled SSL through CloudFlare. This means that the traffic between your browser and CloudFlare (and between CloudFlare and our origin server) is encrypted.
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SSL and CloudFlare
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Re: SSL and CloudFlare
Hey, have you already gotten the SSL cert for RM->CF? If not I'd like to point out that Cloudflare works fine with a self-signed certificate. It's one of the things they explicitly state so that more people can use SSL on their sites.
If so, well it can't hurt to let others know about this :3
If so, well it can't hurt to let others know about this :3
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Re: SSL and CloudFlare
No, not yet. I'm aware of the possibility of using a self-signed cert, but we haven't gotten around to it yet. (It's more about enabling SNI on the server rather than the cert itself.)Socks the Fox wrote:Hey, have you already gotten the SSL cert for RM->CF? If not I'd like to point out that Cloudflare works fine with a self-signed certificate. It's one of the things they explicitly state so that more people can use SSL on their sites.
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Re: SSL and CloudFlare
Ah, I see. What software do you use? IIRC Apache has it enabled by default, but IDK about any others...
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Re: SSL and CloudFlare
Traffic between CloudFlare and our server is now encrypted.
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Re: SSL and CloudFlare
Yay! Always good having even a little security :3