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force primary domain name to use SSL
di davidart su sabato 20 gennaio 2018

I wish to force my primary Domain name to use an ssl connection.

1. If I redirect with Port forward from 80 to 443 it uses my current Dynamic IP address instead of my current main domain name so my SSL cert which uses my domain name doesn't match the destination which is the IP address an dI get a verification error.
2. If I try url forward to https://my.domain.name:443 it won't allow it saying domain name and the redirect url are the same.

So is there a method that will alias http://my.domain to https://my.domain:443 ?

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Re: force primary domain name to use SSL
di anthonywebuser su martedì 23 gennaio 2018

I would suggest using web server settings to redirect http to https. I know IIS allows you to do so: HTTP to HTTPS redirects on IIS 7.x and higher. What web server are you using?

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Re: Re: force primary domain name to use SSL
di davidart su martedì 23 gennaio 2018

anthonywebuser wrote:I would suggest using web server settings to redirect http to https. I know IIS allows you to do so: HTTP to HTTPS redirects on IIS 7.x and higher. What web server are you using?

Thanks you for the guidance. I'm using lighttpd but there are apparently fairly simple http -> https redirect options for it's conf file also.

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Re: force primary domain name to use SSL
di davidart su martedì 23 gennaio 2018

This seems to be an accepted lighttpd.conf entry for forwarding http to https.

wrote:$HTTP["scheme"] == "http" {
# capture vhost name with regex conditiona -> %0 in redirect pattern
# must be the most inner block to the redirect rule
$HTTP["host"] =~ ".*" {
url.redirect = (".*" => "https://%0$0")
}
}

This still doesn't work I can directly enter http://my.domainname.net:443 and reach my destination but I can't force a port redirect from my.domaniname.net to my.domainname.net:443 only my.domainname.net:80 => my.ip.addr.ess:443.

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Re: Re: force primary domain name to use SSL
di vesey su domenica 28 gennaio 2018

davidart wrote:This seems to be an accepted lighttpd.conf entry for forwarding http to https.

wrote:$HTTP["scheme"] == "http" {
# capture vhost name with regex conditiona -> %0 in redirect pattern
# must be the most inner block to the redirect rule
$HTTP["host"] =~ ".*" {
url.redirect = (".*" => "https://%0$0")
}
}
This still doesn't work I can directly enter http://my.domainname.net:443 and reach my destination but I can't force a port redirect from my.domaniname.net to my.domainname.net:443 only my.domainname.net:80 => my.ip.addr.ess:443.

Are you using also using port forwarding function in Dynu control panel as well? If you use Dynu port forwarding, your domain my.domainname.net will be pointing to the IP address of Dynu port forwarding server. So if you try to go to my.domainname.net:80, it is not going to your web server, instead, it is going to Dynu port forwarding server. I suggest that you disable port forwarding and try.

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Re: Re: Re: force primary domain name to use SSL
di davidart su domenica 28 gennaio 2018

vesey wrote:
Are you using also using port forwarding function in Dynu control panel as well? If you use Dynu port forwarding, your domain my.domainname.net will be pointing to the IP address of Dynu port forwarding server. So if you try to go to my.domainname.net:80, it is not going to your web server, instead, it is going to Dynu port forwarding server. I suggest that you disable port forwarding and try.

I've pretty much tried every variant I could imagine. I've tried with and without port forwarding.
With no port forwarding:
-my.domainname.net takes me to to port 80 on my web server.
-my.domainname.net:443 is a 502 error.
-https://my.domainname.net:443/ takes me to the correct destination on web server.

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Re: force primary domain name to use SSL
di blackbarret su martedì 30 gennaio 2018

Yeah there such a think indeed to enforce that, simple 'redirection' in the default vhost config entry would do that.


Redirect	permanent / https://url.of you.website.on.ssl/

Remark the / in the line is not a mistake, it signifies the get request base (ex GET /)

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Re: Re: force primary domain name to use SSL
di davidart su lunedì 5 febbraio 2018

blackbarret wrote:Yeah there such a think indeed to enforce that, simple 'redirection' in the default vhost config entry would do that.
Redirect	permanent / https://url.of you.website.on.ssl/
Remark the / in the line is not a mistake, it signifies the get request base (ex GET /)

unfortunately this doesn't fix the problem. I'm able to redirect traffic from http to https using
$HTTP["scheme"] == "http" {
$HTTP["host"] =~ ".*" {
url.redirect = (".*" => "https://%0$0")
}
}
This allows access to my server with "my.domain.name:81" (81 being the server.port) but I am unable to port forward default port 80 requests to port 81 (in dynu webredirect). So I can't use a simple "my.domain.name" and access my server.
I need to be able to port forward my.domain.name:80 => my.domain.name:81 and I'm only given the option of my.domain.name:80 => my.dynamic.ip.address:81

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Re: Re: Re: force primary domain name to use SSL
di blackbarret su lunedì 5 febbraio 2018

davidart wrote:
blackbarret wrote:Yeah there such a think indeed to enforce that, simple 'redirection' in the default vhost config entry would do that.
Redirect	permanent / https://url.of you.website.on.ssl/
Remark the / in the line is not a mistake, it signifies the get request base (ex GET /)
unfortunately this doesn't fix the problem. I'm able to redirect traffic from http to https using
$HTTP["scheme"] == "http" {
$HTTP["host"] =~ ".*" {
url.redirect = (".*" => "https://%0$0")
}
}
This allows access to my server with "my.domain.name:81" (81 being the server.port) but I am unable to port forward default port 80 requests to port 81 (in dynu webredirect). So I can't use a simple "my.domain.name" and access my server.
I need to be able to port forward my.domain.name:80 => my.domain.name:81 and I'm only given the option of my.domain.name:80 => my.dynamic.ip.address:81

Are we talking about apache here????

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Re: Re: Re: Re: force primary domain name to use SSL
di davidart su lunedì 5 febbraio 2018

blackbarret wrote:
davidart wrote:
blackbarret wrote:Yeah there such a think indeed to enforce that, simple 'redirection' in the default vhost config entry would do that.
Redirect	permanent / https://url.of you.website.on.ssl/
Remark the / in the line is not a mistake, it signifies the get request base (ex GET /)
unfortunately this doesn't fix the problem. I'm able to redirect traffic from http to https using
$HTTP["scheme"] == "http" {
$HTTP["host"] =~ ".*" {
url.redirect = (".*" => "https://%0$0")
}
}
This allows access to my server with "my.domain.name:81" (81 being the server.port) but I am unable to port forward default port 80 requests to port 81 (in dynu webredirect). So I can't use a simple "my.domain.name" and access my server.
I need to be able to port forward my.domain.name:80 => my.domain.name:81 and I'm only given the option of my.domain.name:80 => my.dynamic.ip.address:81
Are we talking about apache here????

no - lighttpd running on a dd-wrt router.

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davidart Iscritto: 13/01/2018	force primary domain name to use SSL sabato 20 gennaio 2018 18:22 I wish to force my primary Domain name to use an ssl connection. 1. If I redirect with Port forward from 80 to 443 it uses my current Dynamic IP address instead of my current main domain name so my SSL cert which uses my domain name doesn't match the destination which is the IP address an dI get a verification error. 2. If I try url forward to https://my.domain.name:443 it won't allow it saying domain name and the redirect url are the same. So is there a method that will alias http://my.domain to https://my.domain:443 ? Top Rispondi con citazione Segnalare
anthonywebuser Iscritto: 23/06/2017	force primary domain name to use SSL martedì 23 gennaio 2018 10:50 I would suggest using web server settings to redirect http to https. I know IIS allows you to do so: HTTP to HTTPS redirects on IIS 7.x and higher. What web server are you using? Top Rispondi con citazione Segnalare
davidart Iscritto: 13/01/2018	force primary domain name to use SSL martedì 23 gennaio 2018 11:54 anthonywebuser wrote:I would suggest using web server settings to redirect http to https. I know IIS allows you to do so: HTTP to HTTPS redirects on IIS 7.x and higher. What web server are you using? Thanks you for the guidance. I'm using lighttpd but there are apparently fairly simple http -> https redirect options for it's conf file also. Top Rispondi con citazione Segnalare
davidart Iscritto: 13/01/2018	force primary domain name to use SSL martedì 23 gennaio 2018 15:11 This seems to be an accepted lighttpd.conf entry for forwarding http to https. wrote:$HTTP["scheme"] == "http" { # capture vhost name with regex conditiona -> %0 in redirect pattern # must be the most inner block to the redirect rule $HTTP["host"] =~ "." { url.redirect = ("." => "https://%0$0") } } This still doesn't work I can directly enter http://my.domainname.net:443 and reach my destination but I can't force a port redirect from my.domaniname.net to my.domainname.net:443 only my.domainname.net:80 => my.ip.addr.ess:443. Top Rispondi con citazione Segnalare
vesey Iscritto: 23/06/2017	force primary domain name to use SSL domenica 28 gennaio 2018 11:39 davidart wrote:This seems to be an accepted lighttpd.conf entry for forwarding http to https. wrote:$HTTP["scheme"] == "http" { # capture vhost name with regex conditiona -> %0 in redirect pattern # must be the most inner block to the redirect rule $HTTP["host"] =~ "." { url.redirect = ("." => "https://%0$0") } } This still doesn't work I can directly enter http://my.domainname.net:443 and reach my destination but I can't force a port redirect from my.domaniname.net to my.domainname.net:443 only my.domainname.net:80 => my.ip.addr.ess:443. Are you using also using port forwarding function in Dynu control panel as well? If you use Dynu port forwarding, your domain my.domainname.net will be pointing to the IP address of Dynu port forwarding server. So if you try to go to my.domainname.net:80, it is not going to your web server, instead, it is going to Dynu port forwarding server. I suggest that you disable port forwarding and try. Top Rispondi con citazione Segnalare
davidart Iscritto: 13/01/2018	force primary domain name to use SSL domenica 28 gennaio 2018 12:11 vesey wrote: Are you using also using port forwarding function in Dynu control panel as well? If you use Dynu port forwarding, your domain my.domainname.net will be pointing to the IP address of Dynu port forwarding server. So if you try to go to my.domainname.net:80, it is not going to your web server, instead, it is going to Dynu port forwarding server. I suggest that you disable port forwarding and try. I've pretty much tried every variant I could imagine. I've tried with and without port forwarding. With no port forwarding: -my.domainname.net takes me to to port 80 on my web server. -my.domainname.net:443 is a 502 error. -https://my.domainname.net:443/ takes me to the correct destination on web server. Top Rispondi con citazione Segnalare
blackbarret Iscritto: 26/04/2017	force primary domain name to use SSL martedì 30 gennaio 2018 15:02 Yeah there such a think indeed to enforce that, simple 'redirection' in the default vhost config entry would do that. Redirect permanent / https://url.of you.website.on.ssl/ Remark the / in the line is not a mistake, it signifies the get request base (ex GET /) Top Rispondi con citazione Segnalare
davidart Iscritto: 13/01/2018	force primary domain name to use SSL lunedì 5 febbraio 2018 10:52 blackbarret wrote:Yeah there such a think indeed to enforce that, simple 'redirection' in the default vhost config entry would do that. Redirect permanent / https://url.of you.website.on.ssl/ Remark the / in the line is not a mistake, it signifies the get request base (ex GET /) unfortunately this doesn't fix the problem. I'm able to redirect traffic from http to https using $HTTP["scheme"] == "http" { $HTTP["host"] =~ "." { url.redirect = ("." => "https://%0$0") } } This allows access to my server with "my.domain.name:81" (81 being the server.port) but I am unable to port forward default port 80 requests to port 81 (in dynu webredirect). So I can't use a simple "my.domain.name" and access my server. I need to be able to port forward my.domain.name:80 => my.domain.name:81 and I'm only given the option of my.domain.name:80 => my.dynamic.ip.address:81 Top Rispondi con citazione Segnalare
blackbarret Iscritto: 26/04/2017	force primary domain name to use SSL lunedì 5 febbraio 2018 16:30 davidart wrote: blackbarret wrote:Yeah there such a think indeed to enforce that, simple 'redirection' in the default vhost config entry would do that. Redirect permanent / https://url.of you.website.on.ssl/ Remark the / in the line is not a mistake, it signifies the get request base (ex GET /) unfortunately this doesn't fix the problem. I'm able to redirect traffic from http to https using $HTTP["scheme"] == "http" { $HTTP["host"] =~ "." { url.redirect = ("." => "https://%0$0") } } This allows access to my server with "my.domain.name:81" (81 being the server.port) but I am unable to port forward default port 80 requests to port 81 (in dynu webredirect). So I can't use a simple "my.domain.name" and access my server. I need to be able to port forward my.domain.name:80 => my.domain.name:81 and I'm only given the option of my.domain.name:80 => my.dynamic.ip.address:81 Are we talking about apache here???? Top Rispondi con citazione Segnalare
davidart Iscritto: 13/01/2018	force primary domain name to use SSL lunedì 5 febbraio 2018 16:36 blackbarret wrote: davidart wrote: blackbarret wrote:Yeah there such a think indeed to enforce that, simple 'redirection' in the default vhost config entry would do that. Redirect permanent / https://url.of you.website.on.ssl/ Remark the / in the line is not a mistake, it signifies the get request base (ex GET /) unfortunately this doesn't fix the problem. I'm able to redirect traffic from http to https using $HTTP["scheme"] == "http" { $HTTP["host"] =~ "." { url.redirect = ("." => "https://%0$0") } } This allows access to my server with "my.domain.name:81" (81 being the server.port) but I am unable to port forward default port 80 requests to port 81 (in dynu webredirect). So I can't use a simple "my.domain.name" and access my server. I need to be able to port forward my.domain.name:80 => my.domain.name:81 and I'm only given the option of my.domain.name:80 => my.dynamic.ip.address:81 Are we talking about apache here???? no - lighttpd running on a dd-wrt router. Top Rispondi con citazione Segnalare

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