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plugin:plugin [2018-05-06 20:33] – Klap-in | plugin:plugin [2023-02-28 21:26] (current) – Aleksandr | ||
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===== Important Notice ===== | ===== Important Notice ===== | ||
- | :!: The Plugin Manager plugin was bundled with Dokuwiki up to version Binky (2013-12-08). Since version Ponder Stibbons (2014-05-05) the Plugin Manager is superseded by the [[plugin: | + | |
+ | The Plugin Manager plugin was bundled with Dokuwiki up to version Binky (2013-12-08). | ||
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+ | :!: Since version Ponder Stibbons (2014-05-05) the Plugin Manager is superseded by the [[plugin: | ||
===== Description ===== | ===== Description ===== | ||
The Plugin Manager plugin allows [[config: | The Plugin Manager plugin allows [[config: | ||
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===== Usage ===== | ===== Usage ===== | ||
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- | All the download-links to github are automatically redirected to ssl-connections, | + | All the download-links to github are automatically redirected to ssl-connections, |
Problem is, as of now SSL transports are disabled on XAMPP and UniServer (WAMPs) and all cheap webhosters I tried so far (even those very few, that allow sockets at all). | Problem is, as of now SSL transports are disabled on XAMPP and UniServer (WAMPs) and all cheap webhosters I tried so far (even those very few, that allow sockets at all). | ||
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--- [[user> | --- [[user> | ||
- | > This is a known problem, see http:// | + | > This is a known problem, see https:// |
>> Thanks, Anika. Strange discussion there... it almost seems, they don't get the point. Claiming security at github against plain http as an //option// for package downloads sound ridiculous to me. I was wondering -- maybe some kind of proxy in-the-middle thing might work, but I'm not sure, if it's worth the effort. | >> Thanks, Anika. Strange discussion there... it almost seems, they don't get the point. Claiming security at github against plain http as an //option// for package downloads sound ridiculous to me. I was wondering -- maybe some kind of proxy in-the-middle thing might work, but I'm not sure, if it's worth the effort. | ||
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- | A solution that often works when your shared webhosting doesn' | + | A solution that often works when your shared webhosting doesn' |
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Update via the plugin manager fails. | Update via the plugin manager fails. | ||
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Issue was eventually diagnosed as a / | Issue was eventually diagnosed as a / | ||
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plugin/plugin.1525631633.txt.gz · Last modified: 2018-05-06 20:33 by Klap-in