> > In setup.php, make sure $change_back_to_http_after_login = 1;
> > I think that might be the default, but I forget...
>
> Now, should I keep the login.php file in a folder by itself? How would
I
> setup ssl for just one file?
No, just make sure in your apache configuration that the base direct
Hi Harold,
Thank you so much for writing me back!
> Here are a few comments on SSL on RH8.0.
> In the version of Apache shipped with RH8.0, the SSL
> configuration
> got moved to its own file : /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf . The root of
> the SSL directory tree is defined in there with a
> Because of this alias, http://192.168.1.8/webmail/ or
> https://192.168.1.8/webmail/ will bring up the login page. I'm
> working on getting this to be ONLY accessable by https, but have not
> done that yet. On my RH7.3 machine, I put squirel mail in the ssl
> document tree so that was the on
Here are a few comments on SSL on RH8.0.
In the version of Apache shipped with RH8.0, the SSL configuration
got moved to its own file : /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf . The root of
the SSL directory tree is defined in there with a statement like:
##
## SSL Virtual Host Context
##
#
# Gene
Jody Cleveland wrote:
Hello,
You enable SSL in your webserver; add the SM includes to it (I'm using
Apache as a sample here). Now, when you access the SM
webpage, you do so
using "https", not "http".
That's the part I'm confused on. What do I do to get that page to use ssl?
You men
Hello Jody,
On Wednesday, November 13, 2002, Jody Cleveland wrote...
> Hello,
>> You enable SSL in your webserver; add the SM includes to it (I'm
>> using Apache as a sample here). Now, when you access the SM
>> webpage, you do so using "https", not "http".
> That's the part I'm confused on. Wha
Hello,
> You enable SSL in your webserver; add the SM includes to it (I'm using
> Apache as a sample here). Now, when you access the SM
> webpage, you do so
> using "https", not "http".
That's the part I'm confused on. What do I do to get that page to use ssl?
> You mention no specs of your sys
Jody Cleveland said:
> Hello,
>
> I feel so lost. I've got a redhat 8 box running squirrelmail. What I
> want now, is to have the login.php file to be encrypted. I've read up on
> it, and was able to create a SSL key, and certificate. Now, I want to
> apply it to the page, which is where I get con
