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miscdls
Posted at 02/07/2008, 16:54
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why is it necessary to go through the lengthy instructions you give for firefox, when i have the option of just clicking "accept certificate permanently" when i visit the secure version of the site? |
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justsomeguyiguess
Posted at 03/07/2008, 17:02
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good work novaking, but ff3 doesn't come with cacert i dont trust cacert myself so i think it's better just to make an exception for eztv.it by the way if you're using a different css template not everything can be accessed via https, which means it shows up as being partially encrypted |
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Drudwy
Posted at 03/07/2008, 19:17
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ok, i followed the instructions on the how-to page, but for some reason the lil red "ssl off" thingy is still red, and off. what am i doing wrong? |
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NovaKing (Administrator)
Posted at 03/07/2008, 20:26
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are you going to https://eztv.it/  ?
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Drudwy
Posted at 03/07/2008, 20:41
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yep. i even tried entering that manually, it stays saying it's off. 
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jimbo69jones
Posted at 05/07/2008, 05:08
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what actually is the point of having ssl on eztv? i don't see how it can stop any tracking of people as all the torrents go to other unencrypted sites anyway, if your pre-empting a scenario whereby authorities might seize your server and look at the logs, then ssl is meaningless. just remove logging. much safer. i presume this is a knee-jerk reaction to the google ruling? soz doodz, i love the site, but this ssl malarchy is pointless. /jimbo |
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NovaKing (Administrator)
Posted at 05/07/2008, 06:15
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it is optional you know. and we don't log any ways. it's just an extra feature if anyone is willing to use it. but of course, you must get on your high horse and rant. enjoy 
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jimbo69jones
Posted at 05/07/2008, 19:20
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"eztv just got more secure, adding a secure layer (https) making it more difficult for 3rd parties to monitor your activities." is what the noticr on the site says, hence the reason for my original post, as it makes no difference whatsoever about monitoring our activities as they are outside your control. i don't think my post was a rant, or from a high horse position, as you put it. i guess i just hit a nerve. sorry you somehow got offended by my post. peace |
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.:Q:.
Posted at 06/07/2008, 00:02
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just read through them links. its scary.. that pirate bay guy talked about encrypting our pc and hdd. how do i go on to do that.. ? hope some genius out there will come up with a way to protect our privacy from dpi.. edit: hum i guess i did not push the quote button hehe,, was to quote novakings links to torrentfreak.. |
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mylogon
Posted at 06/07/2008, 02:40
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the certificates are messed up. for example. if you put w-w-w in front of the eztv it you get an error. if you us .nl, you also get one. the webmaster needs to make some changes to correct those errors, then people will not have those errors. need to force all to w-w-w and h-t-t-p-s and them all will work. i have to do it with shopping carts all the time for the s s l certificates. one should not need to keep getting exceptions, if is setup that way. using server_port, you can check the current port is not 443 (the standard h t t p s port), and thus to force h-t-t-p-s when entering the /dir/ directory, use: # /dir/.htaccess rewriteengine on rewritecond %{server_port}!443 rewriterule ^(.*)$ h-t-t-p-s ://w-w-w. domain .com/ dir/$1 [r,l] and because h-t-t-p-s is slower than h-t-t-p, take the users out of h-t-t-p-s mode when they leave the /dir/ directory by: # /.htaccess rewriteengine on rewritecond %{server_port} 443 rewriterule ^(.*)$ h-t-t-p-s ://w-w-w. domain. com/ $1 [r,l] rewriteengine on rewritecond %{h-t-t-p_host} !^domain .com$ rewriterule ^/(.*) h-t-t-p ://w-w-w. domain. com/ $1 [l,r] replace \'domain . com\' the actual domain name and get rid of the dashes. |
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mylogon
Posted at 06/07/2008, 02:45
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btw - ssl certificates are $20-$30 a year, that must be why they are using the free one. they can go up to $350 - for the same thing! |
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