On Jan 30, 2008, at 2:19 PM, Brad Perkins wrote:
A few question as we're planning to do something similar in the
not to distant future.
1. Are Apache and 4D/Active4D running on the same box.?
In our current configuration yes. We did start out with them on
different boxes, but since I had the file upload already running in
Apache, we decided the put them on one box.
2. I'm assuming Apache has ssl enabled?
Yes
3. I'm not clear whether 4D (or 4D Client) has ssl enabled? If not,
are there any gotchas proxying from a secured host to a non-secured
host?
4D Client does not have SSL enabled. We have not seen any problems.
The one thing I have not done yet is to firewall the high port number
and restrict them to local access only - that would be the one gotcha
if that got out in the public (allows non secure access if you know
the port number). Running on the same box, you could even firewall it
to everything since the proxy pass is to 127.0.0.1:80xx.
4. Do you have signed SSL certs for each of the virtual hosts on
your Apache Web server?
We have a domain(wildcard) certificate, so *.aidt.edu is our only
certificate. We needed 3 or 4 certificates and the wildcard was not
that much more. I assume you can put separate certificates for each
virtual host.
Steve Alex
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