So I finally just got RequireSSL installed on my system. I realize my current production/development system is not as smoothy integrated as it could be. My public site is entirely static HTML, while my secure site is a proper Catalyst/MySQL/TT2 application. Because of this I chose to have Lighttpd serve static HTML directly but pass any requests for the secure site to the FastCGI handler for Catalyst. I don't really have a good way to see the static HTML content when I'm using the interal Catalyst webserver for development.

So what's the right way to integrate things so that my entire system, both development with the Catalyst HTTP::Daemon and the production FastCGI system on Lighty, works without significant independent configuration and without being horribly un-optimized?

I would actually like to have everything on the same domain and path and just use SSL when necessary, hence the interest in RequireSSL.

-d

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