Does GML support https?

FrostyCat

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All built-in http_*() functions will communicate in HTTPS if you give it a URL starting with https://.

And no, HTTPS will not keep users from cheating, it just helps protect them from eavesdropping and man-in-the-middle attacks. If you genuinely want to keep users from cheating, designing a good API with limited faith in end users is where you should concentrate your efforts.
 
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All built-in http_*() functions will communicate in HTTPS if you give it a URL starting with https://.

And no, HTTPS will not keep users from cheating, it just helps protect them from eavesdropping and man-in-the-middle attacks. If you genuinely want to keep users from cheating, designing a good API with limited faith in end users is where you should concentrate your efforts.
Thank you very much ! And sorry about the late reply...
 
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All built-in http_*() functions will communicate in HTTPS if you give it a URL starting with https://.

And no, HTTPS will not keep users from cheating, it just helps protect them from eavesdropping and man-in-the-middle attacks. If you genuinely want to keep users from cheating, designing a good API with limited faith in end users is where you should concentrate your efforts.
Em...I found another question, when we start a request, it seems that there isn't any interface to help make a self signed certification check?
 

Traversal

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Em...I found another question, when we start a request, it seems that there isn't any interface to help make a self signed certification check?
So you need the ssl Cert e.g. SubjectDN, IssuerDN and CA Root Cert, right? This is possible to implement via dll.
 
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So you need the ssl Cert e.g. SubjectDN, IssuerDN and CA Root Cert, right? This is possible to implement via dll.
Yeah, I guess some dll can wrap the https communication protocal, but I can't find any dll avaliable for the problem yet...
The official API should do this, but they don't.
 
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