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		GauntletWizard on April 4, 2013 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: How to implement HTTPS in an insufficient manner How about this: You run two instances of Apache, one only loaded with the rewrite rule and only serving on :80, and check those logs regularly?

ivanr on April 5, 2013 [–]

You can check the logs even with a single web server instance, provided you keep separate access logs for ports 80 and 443. But people don't do that. Forcing the web site to break is also forcing the developers to realize there is a problem, and to deal with it.

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