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Clean up DNS/redirects for TLS
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This is a meta-task to collect up all of the related tasks for dealing with various cases of legitimate, functional domainname endpoints that browsers can hit for insecure redirects currently, which do not match our SSL certs.

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I imagine https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/219228/1 is going to put us in a similar situation with T88731 (redirects in place, but invalid SSL certs getting in the way for encrypted requests)?

Joe triaged this task as Medium priority.Jul 13 2015, 2:11 PM
Joe set Security to None.
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The title wording is unclear, which is perhaps why this ticket lingered open. However, from the subtasks it's clear this was about exception cases within our canonical second-level domainnames. Non-canonicals and the remaining non-standard one-off legitimate sites are all covered in other, open tickets.