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> (though, as haukex pointed out, there is a configuration that Pair has given to their hosted sites to go back to http as the default for sites that so choose).

Provided Perlmonks has a standard client interface within Pair's infrastructure, which I doubt after 18 years of special relationship.

The problem seems to be the bureaucracy needed to motivate the necessary non-standard procedures.

Cheers Rolf
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