2018-05-09

Did https kill my blog

Seriously, hits are down like 50%, and I wonder if it is https?

I hope not. Maybe I should test it. Surely that is not the cause.
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13 comments:

  1. http://revk.www.me.uk used to be my url for this blog but it stopped working about a month back.

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    1. I have always said to bookmark www.me.uk

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    2. Wouldn't hurt to setup a 301, to update people's bookmarks etc? revk.www.me.uk is linked a fair bit across the web. I tend to follow a policy that if I've put a URL up I aim to either 301 or 410 if it needs to be gone.

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    3. Permalinks using the old style are broken - maybe lots of people came from stuff linked in the media and whatnot?

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  2. Well your Twitter profile links to http://www.www.me.uk/ which doesn't work...

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  3. The change to HTTPS caused NewsBlur to stop updating. After realising, changing it from HTTP resolved the issue.

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  4. It looks like your https server on www.me.uk is broken. This is the message I get when trying to connect to www.me.uk:

    This site can’t be reached
    www.me.uk unexpectedly closed the connection.
    Try:

    Checking the connection
    ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED


    Connecting to www.revk.uk work just peachy though.

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    1. I get a redirect to https://www.revk.uk/
      There is no https (yet) on www.me.uk

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  5. Your RSS feed burst into life today.

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  6. The captcha thing didn't seem to be working yesterday... just kept going blank and stalling like it was waiting for the captcha server to respond. I don't think it was my equipment but it seems to be working ok now anyway

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  7. For future reference. Try the free official Word Viewer (discontinued but old versions should still work).

    Otherwise, there is Office Online, which is also free but requires registration.

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