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Dear Chris:
I agree with Roland's comments. You have to code a custom proxy /
translation from HTTPS to HTTP or simple install HTTPS on the actual web server
handling the request. I don't think there is a product that is available. It is
like trying to take HTTP requests but turn them into FTP via a proxy, it is no
simpler even though you would think since http and https are spelled similar.
Good luck
Tarak
Roland Becker wrote:
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> Hi!
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> By requesting an URL with "https://..." you are telling the BROWSER to
> request the SSL-protocol which your server does not understand. You can now
> either install Apache with SSL (which is not simple but also not too
> difficult) or change the URL to http://www.x.com:443/... so that the Browser
> knows it shall request an http-document and your server knows, that the
> request belongs to him.
>
> Hope, this helps.
> Roland
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> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: "Chris Busch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> An: "'Java Apache Users'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Gesendet: Freitag, 26. Januar 2001 01:40
> Betreff: fake Apache into thinking its running ssl?
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> > We are configuring our Apache servers to run behind an SSL proxy server.
> > The Apache servers will not be ssl. The trouble is when the user visits
> > https://www.x.com/foo the web server directs them to
> http://www.x.com/foo/.
> > The proxy server is only listening to https://www.x.com so the request
> > fails. The apache webserver needs to think its running as https but not
> > actually do any https mojo.
> >
> > Any hints?
> >
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