On 2021-05-02 8:52 a.m., None via users wrote:
Is there a way to disable non-HTTPS mirrors? I don't see any reason why your ISP should be able to see what distribution you use, and most importantly, the exact package versions you're installing/updating. (I know DNF will only install signed packages, so I don't have any concerns regarding security.)
I actually try to do the opposite, because I made a caching proxy and it can't cache https requests. However, things like COPR only have an https option.
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