Ryan Lane wrote:
Well, sure,
but perfect is the enemy of the done. For right now, it can at
least be added as a local user preference (or just be implemented
unconditionally)... I think. That's why I started the thread: to clarify
what needs to be done and who's ready for what. :-)
Please let's not add a silly preference like this. Let's just keep
operating under the idea that all logged in users will use HTTPS, and
keep moving towards that goal.
Okay, I don't disagree. Do you think
https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=29898 should have a different
bug summary (current summary is "User preference for HTTP vs HTTPS while
logged in") or should the bug simply be resolved "wontfix" and a separate
bug filed?
As for the "will the servers handle it"
question: yes, I'm sure
they'll handle it fine:
[...]
We have 12 servers for this, and they are so very bored right now. We
have the ability to add load to them by moving wikis over gradually as
well, so we'll see if we need to add more capacity.
Thanks for the info!
MZMcBride