Re: [rt-users] Apache SSL for RT 3.6.1

[Sujith Emmanuel]

Thank you for the reply, seems like the only thing missing is the virtualhost for port 80. Since the old app was running on server root, we had not specified any virtualhost for that. Lets see, if this helps by putting it in a separate container.

Thanks again.

Thanks and Regards
Sujith Emmanuel

On 11/14/06, Vonnahme, Nathan < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Sounds like you need to have at least three virtualHost sections, because you have 3 hosts:

 

1.  server.mydomain.com (port 80)  = your old app

2.  server.mydomain.com:8080   = redirects to RT

3.  https://server.mydomain.com   (port 443)   = RT

 

 

So,

 

<VirtualHost 10.41.16.118:80 >

ServerName server.mydomain.com

** your "other" app's stuff goes here

</VirtualHost>

 

<VirtualHost 10.41.16.118:8080 >

ServerName  server.mydomain.com

RedirectMatch permanent (/.*)

https://server.mydomain.com$1

</VirtualHost>

 

<VirtualHost 10.41.16.118:443>

ServerName server.mydomain.com

** SSL directives here

** RT stuff here

</VirtualHost>

 

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Sujith Emmanuel
Sent: Friday, November 10, 2006 3:55 AM
To: RT-Users@lists.bestpractical.com
Subject: Fwd: [rt-users] Apache SSL for RT 3.6.1

Actually RT was running over http for some months, recently we made it public and hence we need to serve it over ssl. Initial port was 8080 as the other application was running on apache root. Then we used the rewrite rule to shift to 443 but it was not working, hence moved to another port 8446 which was working fine. So old users typing 8080 will be taken to port 8446 now. i wanted to make the port for RT 443 so that there need not be any extra rules in firewall, which somehow seems messed up.

Sorry for the confusion.

Thanks and Regards
Sujith Emmanuel

On 11/10/06, Jon Daley < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

        You don't want anything else running on port 443?  That should be
simple then.  You don't need any rewriting or forwarding at all.  Take out
RT, and get apache to respond to some "hello world" text file on port 443.
Once you get that working, then put RT back in.

On Fri, 10 Nov 2006, Sujith Emmanuel wrote:
> Hi,
>
>    When i did this, i was taken to another application running on apache
> root.
>    Here is the case, i have an application running on port 80 and RT
> running on 8080. In the RT's virtual host, i tried to forward everything to
> port 443 but the page is going to the other application on root. When i
> tried to forward to some no standard port like 8446, it is working.
>
> How do i solve this problem? I want the application in root to run on http
> and RT on ssl.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks and Regards
> Sujith Emmanuel

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