My want is to hide the openSUSE server name and which packages I get when I do the the system update, so https repositories are required, what is the URL of them?
Some of the URLs on the page isn’t accessable over https by FireFox, even IS Pros Mirrors, Datautama Net Id, Komunitas OpenSUSE Indonesia, etc, has no any function marked as yes, what’s the mean of these zero marked, any suggestion would help. Thanks.
Klick on the links and you will see if it is http or https…
Without looking at mirrors,
It’s likely your existing repositories are already HTTPS
You can inspect the URLs of your currently configured repos with the following command, and if you’d like open those URLs in a web browser
zypper lr -d
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To be honest, I don’t see the use / benefit of the repos on https. The only thing one does, is get files from the server, there is no user input, no interaction with software / forms on the server. Which means that https would only mean some extra load on the servers with no real benefit.
Https is only the chosen transport protocol.
It might be preferred for its well known and easy way to traverse edge security.
Main known disadvantage is that it’s very bad for very large files and the larger the file the worse performance but for anything kilobytes to maybe 3MB in size, it’s fairly performant and packages are usually not larger.
If there are any questions about use or what you are looking at, provide an exact example and what was unclear about it.
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For example, Paste the the rsync links to a text editor, then replace “rsync” with “https”, it’s the way to find the repositories’s URL