
Dear All, First, thank you all for the answers you sent to my questions. Everything is not set for the moment and maybe I will continue my last questions... But now, I have a configuration problem. I would like to make OTRS accessible under https (it's under Linux)... I did certificates and if I type https://otrsservername, I can connect and all is under https (certificate). But if I type http://otrsservername, I can also connect, but without certificate. How could I make a redirection when I type http to https? Is it under httpd or under OTRS? Which file(s) Many thanks in advance and have a nice day, Philippe Roth, Switzerland

Philippe Roth a écrit :
Dear All,
First, thank you all for the answers you sent to my questions. Everything is not set for the moment and maybe I will continue my last questions...
But now, I have a configuration problem. I would like to make OTRS accessible under https (it's under Linux)... I did certificates and if I type https://otrsservername, I can connect and all is under https (certificate). But if I type http://otrsservername, I can also connect, but without certificate. How could I make a redirection when I type http to https? Is it under httpd or under OTRS? Which file(s)
Many thanks in advance and have a nice day, Philippe Roth, Switzerland
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Hi, I think this is because you have enable http access for this vhost in the apache conf. If you need to redirect: - Use mod-rewrite or - create a php file such as index.html in the http vhost root with redirect: ----- BEGIN OF FILE ----- <? if ( !(isset($_SERVER["HTTPS"])) || (strtolower($_SERVER["HTTPS"]) != "on") ) { // This is not an https connection $REDIRECT_TO = "https://" . $_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"] . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; header("Location: $REDIRECT_TO"); } ?> You are redirected to: <a href="<?=$REDIRECT_TO?>"><?=$REDIRECT_TO?></a> <br>If this doesn't work clic on the link. ----- EOF ----- Regards, Yann Richard.

From: Philippe Roth
Reply-To: "User questions and discussions about OTRS." Date: Mon, 7 Mar 2005 17:31:27 +0100 To: Subject: [otrs] OTRS https Dear All,
First, thank you all for the answers you sent to my questions. Everything is not set for the moment and maybe I will continue my last questions...
But now, I have a configuration problem. I would like to make OTRS accessible under https (it's under Linux)... I did certificates and if I type https://otrsservername, I can connect and all is under https (certificate). But if I type http://otrsservername, I can also connect, but without certificate. How could I make a redirection when I type http to https? Is it under httpd or under OTRS? Which file(s)
Are you running Apache? If so, which version?
In httpd.conf, you should have something like this:
#OTRS

You can get this working in apache 1.3 or 2.0:
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