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Add ADM nodes #103

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@confleux confleux commented Nov 19, 2024

Proxy to ADM nodes

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Add domain links to enable PWA.
E.g., http://ec2-54-197-36-175.compute-1.amazonaws.com:36666

Is *.amazonaws.com enough or better prepare other domain?

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It seems PWA requires https.

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It seems PWA requires https.

That domain doesn't support https curently. Can it be set to work with https? @bludnic

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bludnic commented Nov 22, 2024

@confleux since browsers are blocking the requests to HTTP originated from HTTPS, it will not work, so for PWA we have two options:

  • Serve adm.im domain also under HTTP
  • Add HTTPS support for the new nodes

Android and Desktop apps will work fine with HTTP.

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@confleux since browsers are blocking the requests to HTTP originated from HTTPS, it will not work, so for PWA we have two options:

  • Serve adm.im domain also under HTTP
  • Add HTTPS support for the new nodes

Android and Desktop apps will work fine with HTTP.

I think there is no need for HTTPS. Anyway, PWA cannot be open without VPN, while apps can. Thus, if user can access PWA, it doesn't need any proxy nodes, as current will work.

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