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Re: SSL error



Dale,

I've got a solution for the http/https problem. This works on my version of XAMMP with these changes to httpd.conf:

<VirtualHost 127.0.0.1:80>
ServerName tplnet.localhost
DocumentRoot "/Outformations/Projects/tpl_intranet"
SetEnv c_basepath /Outformations/Projects/tpl_intranet/groupit-1.00rc7/groupit
RedirectPermanent / https://tplnet.localhost/
</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost 127.0.0.1:443>

The crucial point is that we now have two virtualhosts, one each for the http and https ports. Once we have that, we can then define each virtualhost to do different stuff. To meet our simplest needs, we just made the http port do a permanent redirect to the https port.

Note that all VirtualHost references must be changed to still be effective. Leaving them as <VirtualHost 127.0.0.1> (from our example) would cause problems as they would no longer match either of the defined VirtualHost's. Most of them should be changed to <VirtualHost 127.0.0.1:443> in your case. (In mine, where I have other stuff that I want accessible via http, I'd change them to :80.)

I looked at modifying the files you sent me to provide a drop-in solution but I'm uncomfortable using them as it looks like there's a fair amount of troubleshooting stuff in there. Furthermore, I didn't see a "Listen 443", which is how I thought we got the apache server to listen to the https port. I would be more comfortable being on-site/on-line/on-hand when the change is made. I am supposed to be at Outformations on Tuesday, we can do it then. Or, if we need to pick a time that is more after-hours, we can schedule it. (Or, if you're cool with this, you can do it.)

Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions.

Cheers,
Craig

PS - I cc'ed the other 2 gents that you included on the original email so they could contribute or just be informed. :-)




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