System is Debian 8 with standard versions of NGINX, php5-fpm, MariaDB.
phabricator 8af29f2df1a176a6f597a4ac14a4b6ca40efbe66 (Thu, Sep 29)
arcanist 483e985d08d279816708a9e755de8e5c3586d3ba (Wed, Sep 21)
phutil 19ef6e504d2679b242b9e895868dd803983b622a (Thu, Sep 29)
I installed over a secure connection (with a Let's Encrypt certificate).
Other sites on the same server are working fine, so I don't think it is relevant, but we have a 1:1 NAT configuration (we are reachable on a public IP (that I used to install), but our VPS sees a private IP on its NIC).
Upon finishing the installation (Welcome to Phabricator), I was notified of the following insecure resources being loaded:
/res/defaultX/phabricator/55d32e63/core.pkg.css
/res/defaultX/phabricator/9402e1af/conpherence.pkg.css
/res/defaultX/phabricator/3010e992/rsrc/externals/javelin/core/init.js
/res/defaultX/phabricator/32939240/core.pkg.js
Accepting to load those over plain HTTP, I created the admin user and was shown this warning on the homepage (and all subsequent pages):
Phabricator thinks you are using HTTP, but your client is conviced that it is using HTTPS. This is a serious misconfiguration with subtle, but significant, consequences. See Documentation
I can't make anything of that linked documentation, right now (it's late here). Any leads? TIA