[Killua]

Originally Posted by mlibre if we talk about a local web server it is fine, but if it is hosted in the cloud “for free”, one thing is present, the bandwidth is usually limited, they range between 10 and 100 GB/month, therefore, if it reaches the threshold , it will stop working.

Yeah I was using 000webhost just for testing. Right now I have contacted the webhoster but they dont seem to know how to fix it I mean they might not have the dev anymore or its just not worth for them. But I switched to Amazon S3 but that thing was kinda worrying me since a bad actor could make that shit expensive. Right now I have a Virtual Linux Server that I am setting up and I had it running and used that for hosting the files and setting up a wordpress webiste too. Https used for normal connections and http if someone http:/link/cstrike/. But somehow that server wasnt letting me ssh into it so I had to scrap and start again so I am at Zero. Tomorrow everything should be fine again. VirtualServer has unlimited bandwith so I hope it wont be a problem there.

[Killua]

Originally Posted by Groven Doesn't matter since it works for me. I use this NGINX.conf as a standard only thats why it's there.

I dont know dude for me personally in cs 1.6 not a single time did a https server work. Are you talking about cs 1.6 too ? Somewhere I saw that for other valve games there was https support but cs 1.6 wasnt there it was a Github thingy and I didnt look at it 100% anyways let you got the IP-Adrress I can check it out.

[Groven]

Originally Posted by Killua I dont know dude for me personally in cs 1.6 not a single time did a https server work. Are you talking about cs 1.6 too ? Somewhere I saw that for other valve games there was https support but cs 1.6 wasnt there it was a Github thingy and I didnt look at it 100% anyways let you got the IP-Adrress I can check it out.

It works, personally tried it myself. You can add me on Discord if you want and try it roddan95

[mlibre]

this has been one of the things that has been overlooked in recent updates to support ssl

[fysiks]

In the past, only HTTP was supported but it seems to work today for me. I just tested while viewing the HTTP/HTTPS traffic to make sure it didn't fall back to HTTP and it sticks to HTTPS. I'm not sure when they added it. Regardless, using HTTP the best bet since that's what was supported in the past.

[Killua]

Originally Posted by fysiks In the past, only HTTP was supported but it seems to work today for me. I just tested while viewing the HTTP/HTTPS traffic to make sure it didn't fall back to HTTP and it sticks to HTTPS. I'm not sure when they added it. Regardless, using HTTP the best bet since that's what was supported in the past.

Yeah I just tested Grovens server and it worked fine. Then I went and changed my server to HTTPS only and *surprise* it did work too. So I went and looked what the problem is with the provided server from the webhost. I analyzed the webtraffic with wireshark and the handshake was fine Client Hello(tls v 1.0), Server Hello Change cipher (tlsv2.0) into Client Hello (tls 2.0) into somehow me the client terminating the connection with the server which lead me to think that the server should have a problem (security/config). After going and checking with my browser the https://link/cstrike I was getting a security warning for a expired certificate which as of now might be the problem lmao.

I AM DYING INSIDE AS OF NOW A FING CERTIFICATE.

*extra* I think since I thought I knew what the problem was I ignored bad configurations on 000Webhost and AmazonS3 with https and directly switched to http. On my own server I didnt even test https so yeah my bad there too.

Thank you guys for the Help though I really appreciate it from all of you.