[FFmpeg-trac] #7765(website:new): Change mailman to use HTTPS by default

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Sat Mar 2 02:49:47 EET 2019


#7765: Change mailman to use HTTPS by default
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               Reporter:  llogan       |                  Owner:
                   Type:  defect       |                 Status:  new
               Priority:  normal       |              Component:  website
                Version:  unspecified  |               Keywords:
             Blocked By:               |               Blocking:
Reproduced by developer:  0            |  Analyzed by developer:  0
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 Mailman `web_page_url` is set to HTTP, so mailing list URLs that are
 generated from this substitution are not using HTTPS. This can result in
 non-secure logins by users.

 From
 [https://wiki.list.org/DOC/4.29%20Where%20can%20I%20change%20a%20list%20or%20the%20default%20URL%20used%20for%20the%20web%20interface%3F
 Where can I change a list or the default URL used for the web interface?]:

 > If you want to use Secure HTTP instead of regular HTTP you may also want
 to assign, again in `mm_cfg.py`, different values for the
 `DEFAULT_URL_PATTERN` and `PUBLIC_ARCHIVE_URL` MM config variables.
 >
 > Depending on how you want your site to operate you may change one or
 other or both of these patterns to use the 'https' scheme rather than the
 default 'http' scheme.
 >
 > Check in `Defaults.py` for the description and current values of the
 variables.
 >
 > Then run `mailmanctl restart` (or the changes will not take hold).

 The archives should then be rebuilt to regenerate the URLs to attachments.
 See link above. Note that this may rebuild spam messages that were
 manually renamed: usually to something like `229996.html.spam`.

 Somewhat related to #7575.

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