On 22.04.2017 19:51, Rebirther wrote: > Has someone a short guide how to setup openssl with ubuntu 12.04? Iam still > stucking in the apache config.
OpenSSL is a library for encryption and should already be installed. There is also a tool called "openssl" installed that can be used to create and inspect all kinds of certificates. The library and the tool alone do not need to be setup. What you want to setup is SSL support in Apache (which by default usually uses the OpenSSL library) and install a lets encrypt certificate. On a quick search I found this: https://lostfocus.de/2015/12/letsencrypt-with-an-apache-vhost-on-an-ubuntu-12-04-server/ which to me sounds reasonable. I only have two additions to this entry. In step 2 it is unclear where the LE tool was installed to from the latter steps I assume it was cloned to "/etc". Step 4 is the important one and depends on how you setup your project configuration. I suspect you are not using VirtualHosts so you should copy the existing configuration inside "<VirtualHost *:443>" and add the lines starting with SSL to this config. The existing configuration needs to be wrapped in "<VirtualHost *:80>" and you should omit the Redirect for now. This will make your project available via httpson a per user choice but will not enforce it from the server side. If this is working you should decide what level of SSL support you want for the project and configure it accordingly. You could for example redirect every non-SSL request to SSL which will detach all Windows Clients prior 7.4 from your project or you could only make the website use SSL (via SECURE_URL_BASE and some redirects) but leave scheduler requests insecure. Regards Christian _______________________________________________ boinc_dev mailing list boinc_dev@ssl.berkeley.edu https://lists.ssl.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/boinc_dev To unsubscribe, visit the above URL and (near bottom of page) enter your email address.
