[ale] [OT] SSL cert for GitHub.io pages?

[James Sumners (ALE)]

They should be using Let’s Encrypt for the certificates. As an example, https://atlsynth.club is hosted completely from GitHub and its cert is from Let’s Encrypt. The settings are pretty simple — https://www.dropbox.com/s/hw1l310fgmag1k0/Options%20-%20Vivaldi%202021-03-28%2008-46-24.png?dl=0

Can you detail what you mean by “new https viewers may get a certificate mismatch”?




On March 24, 2021 at 07:32:58, Leam Hall via Ale (ale at ale.org) wrote:

I use GitHub.io page and custom domain for my resume site. New https  
viewers may get a certificate mismatch; is there a way to fix this  
besides moving the DNS host to CloudFlare? Are there any issues with  
CloudFlare, or competitors that are better?  

Thanks!  

Leam  

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