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[Feature request] Autogenerate web site testssl.sh #2594

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drwetter opened this issue Oct 31, 2024 · 3 comments
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[Feature request] Autogenerate web site testssl.sh #2594

drwetter opened this issue Oct 31, 2024 · 3 comments

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@drwetter
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Provide framework at github to automagically build a web site @ github with the DNS name testssl.sh.

Requirements:

  • simple editing @ github, like markdown
  • Use known web site generator etc like Hugo , Jekyll, Eleventy

Advantages:

  • everybody can submit a PR to amend the documenation
  • no issues with certificate bots / renewal
@janbrasna
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Disadvantages:

  • Without fronting the GH.io deployment with some lambda/edge logic elsewhere (instead of just simple CNAME config for the domain with GitHub Pages proper), there won't be a way to support the curl -L https://testssl.sh installation — along with the HTML content on the same endpoint.
  • (It would be possible to migrate that logic to e.g. get.testssl.sh and dev.testssl.sh first, but question is who else may have that automagic output URL hardcoded and how much it would break any consumers…; also maintaining such hostnames still means taking care of server setup, certs etc.)

@drwetter
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  • for curl -L https://testssl.sh: yeah, that can be replaced by e.g. using a subdomain like get. I know that could break things. For some reason there seem to be a more folks per day than I thought , like 700-800. It is strange though, as they are pulling the old 3.0.x version. They are not even polling it whether it changed, just downloads.
  • dev.testsst.sh is a playground for ciphers and headers only., unless you use http, then get redirected to github
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PS: don't trust any banners

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