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well i have a https server, but this page can be accesed through through http though. now i want to force apache that eeven if the user users http protocol ...
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- 01-17-2010 #1Linux Newbie
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well i have a https server, but this page can be accesed through through http though. now i want to force apache that eeven if the user users http protocol the server replies in https protocol.
any idea will be appreceiated. the configuration is in /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf
thanks in advance
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- 01-17-2010 #2Linux Engineer
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Send back a redirect, for example in the header, to the https port.
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i can't use iptables!!!! as because the machine has RHEL 5 is custom made. so no iptables. any oder idea???
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- 01-19-2010 #4Penguin of trust
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This is not IPTables!
You would set it up in an .htaccess file in your directory
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