Hi group,
i have been talking about this theme with Scott Ullrich and at the end
it worked, the captive portal works fine with https.
In order to achieve this what i have done is to take a look using the
shell at the file /var/etc/cert.pem
A PEM file is a type of file that includes certificate + key. Knowing
this was normal to think that if the captive portal requiere in the web
frontend a key and a certificate that i can use the information included
in the past named file.
So i did. I pasted the portion of code labeled as "-----BEGIN
CERTIFICATE-----" into the certificate box in the web frontend and the
code labeled as "-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----" into the key box in
the web frontend.
Then i marked the HTTP login (avoiding the comments about that the use
of this feature is only for Radius authentication) and now my box opens
the 8001 port and validates the captive portal against pfSense using a
SSL tunnel, avoiding eavesdroppers to gather information on-the-fly.
Hope this helps others.
Kind regards,
jonathan
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