thanks. Try-GNU APL aka. http://juergen-sauermann.de/try-GNU-APL
is not configured to use https because the overhead for https compared
to http (certificates etc.) was IMHO not justified for the purpose of try-GNU-APL.
I suspect that changing try-GNU-APL to https would also require changing the
websockets behind it from ws: to wss: which is currently not supported.
However if somebody is eager to do this work then I'd be happy to install it
on the server that runs try-GNU-APL. All the code that try-GNU-APL consists
of (HTML, _javascript_, node.js etc) is contained in subdirectory websock of
the GNU APL project. There is also a "secret" variant of try-GNU-APL behind
http://juergen-sauermann.de/try3-GNU-APL which uses a much simpler
environment (no node.js and no _javascript_ xterm emulation needed) that
would probably be a better starting point.
Best Regarsds,
Jürgen
On 5/19/21 5:41 PM, Adám Brudzewsky
wrote:
It is missing a resource when loaded over a secure connection, and thus shows no session.
