By "full upgrade", I actually meant "no downgrading" instead of
"disabling HTTP", so I take your answer as a "yes" :)
After some summarising, I found the list of skarnet.org self-links to be
fairly trivial:
* Links in skarnet.org packages: I note that `skarnet.org' links have
just been fixed, but HTTP links to `git.skarnet.org' and (legacy?)
`www.skarnet.org' are unchanged as of now; if you do not mind doing a
little more cosmetics, there are also some textual references to
`www.skarnet.org'.
* The local mail list archive: all links are using HTTP.
* The cgit interface provides Atom feeds using HTTP, eg.
<
https://git.skarnet.org/cgi-bin/cgit.cgi/execline/> referencing
<
http://git.skarnet.org/cgi-bin/cgit.cgi/execline/atom/?h=master>.
Also, if you would like to adjust external links:
* Links in skarnet.org packages and all CGI pages.
* Extra static pages: `/downtime.html', `/ispchange-20040504.html',
`/mirrors.html', `/powersupply-20070720.html', `/poweredby.html',
`/cracks.html', `/index.html', `/lists.html', `/software/index.html',
`/software/djbdns-fwdzone/index.html',
`/software/nistp224-buffer/index.html',
`/software/qmail-qmtproutes/index.html'; and I found the last three
pages to be referenced as `.../index.html' instead of `.../' in
`/software/index.html'.
(I probably look like an irredeemable clean freak now...)
On Tue, May 23, 2017 at 09:06:07AM +0000, Laurent Bercot wrote:
> The answer is no (I still want to provide HTTP), but I agree that
> downgrading is bad, so I'll still take a list :) I'll switch to
> scheme-less URLs gradually, so that when you're using HTTPS, you
> stay with HTTPS.
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