On Wed, May 26, 2010 at 07:18:11PM +0200, Bjarni Rúnar Einarsson wrote: > Hello GNU-Social :-) > > [...] > > Would it be useful for the various open-social projects if there were a > cloud-based dynamic HTTP-front-end service? > *** Sounds spooky :)
> > Behavior when you aren't online is a fun topic: it could be anything from a > dropped request, to a 'Sorry, I'm not online now' page, to automatic > failover to a mirror on a friend's machine. > *** i like this. > > I don't know if that is an appealing trade-off for anyone... but man I wish > someone would fix SSL so it wasn't 1:1 with IP addresses. Is anyone working > on that? > *** nginx, apache with mod_ssl or mod_gnutls, cherokee and lighttpd all support Single Name Indication nowadays. So the mapping is not 1:1 anymore. But some clients will get the 'first' certificate, whatever it is: there are some glitches, but it generally works. > > Thoughts? Oh, also - does this already exist? :-) > *** You should have a look at PSYC, especially the surf command that serves documents via HTTP (using your local browser), from your PSYC client (or IRC, or XMPP). == hk
