Anatoli wrote:
> > looking at the number of bytes moved in the sessions is sufficient to
> > determine which firmwares were selected and downloaded.
>
> Theo, I may be completely wrong here (please excuse my ignorance if it
> is the case), but I see it this way:
>
> On a shared server (or one f
Anatoli wrote:
> > looking at the number of bytes moved in the sessions is sufficient to
> > determine which firmwares were selected and downloaded.
>
> Theo, I may be completely wrong here (please excuse my ignorance if it
> is the case), but I see it this way:
>
> On a shared server (or one f
> looking at the number of bytes moved in the sessions is sufficient to
> determine which firmwares were selected and downloaded.
Theo, I may be completely wrong here (please excuse my ignorance if it
is the case), but I see it this way:
On a shared server (or one fronted by a CDN) on the same po
Anatoli wrote:
> And thank you for your detailed explanation about the certs for firmware
> sub-domain. Just wanted to say that IMO there's actually one thing that
> it would solve: the privacy of the requests, i.e. we wouldn't be leaking
> info about our devices with proprietary fw to anyone lis
Hi Stuart,
Sorry for late reply.
Upon Theo's request I provided job@ with the needed info and the issues
were triaged and fixed. cdn.openbsd.org now works fine. And the location
of files at cloudflare.cdn.openbsd.org is correct again too.
BTW,
> Is https://openbsd.c3sl.ufpr.br/pub/OpenBSD/ any
On 2019-09-24, Anatoli wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I see for some time that the link to Cloudflare CDN is broken.
> https://www.openbsd.org/ftp.html says it is
> https://cloudflare.cdn.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/ but it gives 404.
>
> It looks like Cloudflare removed /pub/ and renamed to lowercase OpenBSD
>
The fastly/cloudflare issues will be looked at by the people who
handle that.
But I can answer this piece:
firmware.openbsd.org is not available via HTTPS. The tools only use
them it via http, so your testing for https is a mistake. You are
noticing that some of these machines are multiple-purp
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