> Should be OK right now.
No it isn't......

Not for me it isn't.

Indeed no it isn't.

Seems to be a misconfiguration, or some of the content is simply not on the server. Accessing the following (valid) URLs result in a "502 Bad Gateway" error from nginx:

https://lqo-thequestionsnetw.netdna-...thread_new.gif
https://lqo-thequestionsnetw.netdna-...s/lastpost.gif

However, files in the icons_lq subdirectory can be accessed:

https://lqo-thequestionsnetw.netdna-...s_lq/icon5.gif

No. Still having the same problem.

Same problems here, too. Pages taking ages to load, etc.

I apologize for the inconvenience. I've opened a ticket with our CDN provider.

--jeremy

Should be fixed as of 11:32 LQDT.

--jeremy

Yep, all is fine again

Didn't work when opening this thread, moving to the next page seems to solve it (I know it was something different that actually solve it, but still ) @17.00h GMT (18.00h local)

OK here, now. Fingers crossed, touch wood, etc.

Seems OK here now.

My feedback: Everything is working great for me. Only minor complaint is there are (at this moment of posting) a few gif files still being served from static.linuxquestions.org (facebook.gif, reddit.gif) which technically still makes this a partially-encrypted connection. But I imagine you are still in transition.

Regarding performance: I don't know if your CDN gives you any control over this, but I read somewhere that the performance for AES is a lot better in terms of server cycles and and bandwidth for 128-bit over 256. You might consider downgrading to 128-bit AES and see if that helps. Wikipedia and even google.com only provide an RC4 cipher with 128 bit symmetric key length.

I've updated the Social Bookmarking icons to use SSL. Thanks for the heads up.

--jeremy

Hi. I hate to be the annoying mosquito that keeps buzzing, but I keep hoping to get an LQ that provides a fully encrypted browsing experience, and my tools are still showing a broken connection. Specifically, every time I open a page it makes a connection to account.thequestionsnetwork.org on port 80:

http://account.thequestionsnetwork.o...n&rid=(...snip...)

So, erm... does this mean that everything on the page is encrypted except for credentials?