Print "Total hosts checked: %d" % len( hsts) Hosts that can be added to preload lists: 29įix support of two-part TLDs (such as co.uk).įor rulesetFile in os. Overlap between our preloadables and Google's: 123 Can be included in Google's preload list: 152 > findhsts.getAllTargets() # Takes 10+ hours
Place this file in the HTTPS Everywhere development
Guesstimate is that we over-estimate HSTS preloadability by We /do/ follow redirects though, which at theĮnd of the days gives rise to some false positives. To check: we only check the top level of domains that have Make some assumptions to simplify the number of hosts we need The idea is to fetch all possible headers and in particular toįigure out which ones could be browser preloaded. The same connection profile can also be used with Cyberduck."""Functions for fetching the HSTS headers of all target hosts You might also want to request UKFast to provide such a profile file for you and other users to make setup simpler. You can then use the commandĭuck -list ukfast://bucket/ -username -password When done, verify the new protocol is listed in duck -help. Make sure to change at least the Vendor key to the protocol scheme you want to use such as ukfast and put in the service endpoint of UKFast as the value for the Default Hostname key (Which corresponds to s3. I cannot find any documentation for the S3 endpoint of UKFast. You can download one of the other S3 profiles available and use it as a template. An example of such a profile is the Rackspace profile shipped within the application bundle in Profiles/Rackspace US.cyberduckprofile adding the rackspace:// scheme to connect to OpenStack Swift compatible Rackspace Cloud. cyberduckprofile file that you install, providing another connection scheme. If you want to connect to a third party services compatible with the S3 protocol you will need to create a custom connection profile. The s3:// scheme is reserved for AWS in Cyberduck CLI.
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