That works, super!!
Apart from catching up on my regex's, what documentation do I have to read
to understand why this works only outside the container?
You don't have to explain unless you really feel like it, I understand that
rewrites are a wide field ;-)
Cheers,
Caro
Just outside the lin
Just outside the line for /email do:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} ^80$
RewriteRule ^/email/(.*) https:///email/$1
Carolyn Longfoot said:
>>Put this rewrite rule in your apache config:
>>
>>RewriteEngine on
>>RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} ^80$
>>RewriteRule
Put this rewrite rule in your apache config:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} ^80$
RewriteRule ^/(.*) https:///$1
Sorry if you think I'm dumb but with the
alias /email /usr/local/sqiurrelmail
I get the wrong URL: https://mydomain.com/usr/local/squirrelmail
instead of h
>>where did you read that? what version do you have? in my README, it
>>never really says where those settings are, but if you read the INSTALL
>>file, it clearly states that you should be editing the config file. in
>>any case, notes about old versions from change logs are poor places to
>>figu
Put this rewrite rule in your apache config:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} ^80$
RewriteRule ^/(.*) https:///$1
Carolyn Longfoot said:
>>where did you read that? what version do you have? in my README, it
>>never really says where those settings are, but if you r
>I did, several times, but I honestly don't see an option to *force* https.
I
>looked into doing this via the web server (Apache 2.0) but without success
>so far. I know this is off topic but an example would be very welcome. I
>looked at the Apache and mod_ssl docs but whatever I tried did not
where did you read that? what version do you have? in my README, it
never really says where those settings are, but if you read the INSTALL
file, it clearly states that you should be editing the config file. in
any case, notes about old versions from change logs are poor places to
figure out how
>>>I have SM set up with the 'Secure Login' plugin and would like to exten=
> d
>>>the use of SSL for all of SM, so that any directory under
>>>'http://mydomain.com/email' is forced to https.
>
>>Why don't you just configure the secure login plugin to not drop back to
>>plain http after login? I u
I have SM set up with the 'Secure Login' plugin and would like to exten=
d
the use of SSL for all of SM, so that any directory under
'http://mydomain.com/email' is forced to https.
Why don't you just configure the secure login plugin to not drop back to
plain http after login? I use that plugin,
> I have SM set up with the 'Secure Login' plugin and would like to extend
> the use of SSL for all of SM, so that any directory under
> 'http://mydomain.com/email' is forced to https.
Why don't you just configure the secure login plugin to not drop back to
plain http after login? I use that plug
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