Hi Chad,
The mailing list for technical questions is [EMAIL PROTECTED], the one you
sent your request to is only for technical or organizational issues
pertaining to the zope.org websites and services.
Currently we use pound as a front end to Zope instances (mainly 2.8
and
2.9). To achieve a https connection for the http instance (for using
SSL to login into ZMI and content management) we have duplicated the
http instance but changed the zope.conf to include a different port
number and the "<cgi-environment> HTTPS ON </cgi-environment>". We
then
stand up two different pound configs for handling them. With our zope
instances growing I would like to find a way to have one zope instance
answer and handle both the http and https requests. I know you can
set
up multiple <http-server> handlers with different ports, but how do
you
get the cgi-environment directive to apply to only one of them?
Zope does not handle HTTPS itself. The standard way to deal with a
site that needs HTTPS is to put a web server like Apache in front of
it which deals with the encryption part and then use the standard
Apache proxying to talk to Zope in the background, non-encrypted.
You're already using a variant of this proxying technique with Pound
it seems.
jens
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