Hi,
One of the main reasons to use 4D to publish on the web is the efficient
simplicity of the architecture. There may be circumstances where putting
another web server such as Apache in front is worth the trouble, but all too
often, its done for no good reason.
Getting the correct files for
Ronnie,
As painful as it may seem I would second the comment made by Dani:
> I would consider putting Apache or NGINX in front of your 4D v11 application
> and configure Apache/NGINX as a reverse proxy to your 4D app. > There has
> been messages on the nug that can tell you how to do that.
I
Hi Ronnie, I would consider putting Apache or NGINX in front of your 4D v11
application and configure Apache/NGINX as a reverse proxy to your 4D app. There
has been messages on the nug that can tell you how to do that.
Dani
> On May 4, 2018, at 12:41 AM, Ronnie Teo via 4D_Tech <4d_tech@lists.4
Hi,
I’ve written earlier about a 4Dv11 application with a web module.
The client's IT now wants all access to be secured and only allow https
connections.
According to the manual, we would need to place 2 files alongside the structure
files in the database folder, namely the cert.pea dn key.e
in your URL do you specify the HTTPS port number,
or is it set to 443 in your 4D database settings?
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Hi All,
I have a 4Dv11 application with a web module.
The client's IT now wants all access to be secured and only allow https
connections and I'm a bit lost as to what to do.
I think I’ve managed to create a cert.pem file, put the key.pem and the
cert.pem files together with the structure.
I
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