I haven't tried it but I wonder if using the ssl:endpoint addon would
get around this?
It's my understanding that you're given a different endpoint then which
is an alias to an EC2 elastic load balancer. I would guess that
customers wouldn't all have the same proxy IP addresses in this case and
this would at least make you less likely to be considered the same as
all the other sites? but like I say I haven't tried it at all.
Steve
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Jürg Häcki wrote:
> hi there
>
> my homepage on heroku (www.praxiszugersee.ch) can not be opened in
> china.
>
> i found the following in the internet:
>
> "As of early last week, I lost all of my traffic from China, and
> started getting tweets from users that they couldn't hit my site.
> Indeed, it looks like all three Heroku proxy IPs are blocked by the
> GFW ("Great Firewall"):
> 75.101.145.87
> 75.101.163.44
> 174.129.212.2
> Here's the service I used to test btw...pretty cool:
> http://www.watchmouse.com/en/ping.php "
>
> does any other know this issue and know any solution?
>
> many thanks
> jürg häcki
>
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