Am Dienstag 13 November 2007 16:57:09 schrieb Balakrishnan KalIdas:
> Hi All,
>
> Is there anyone tested the iFolder server by enabling SSL for the Public
> and Private URL during configuration or configured the server using
> --use-ssl option?
I have 2 virtual machines for ifolder to test - i co
Hi All,
Is there anyone tested the iFolder server by enabling SSL for the Public and
Private URL during configuration or configured the server using --use-ssl
option?
Kalis
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The SSL fix is just unit tested, so please test it and let us find bugs if any.
Kalis
>>> "Matt Weisberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 9/11/2007 8:30 AM >>>
Ugh. That is truly painful... The weird thing is, I originally setup the
folder over an SSH tunnel! So I don't know how it got switched to the act
Hi All,
I have committed enabling Simias to work over HTTPS. Following are the steps
needs to be done while setting up simias in the server side. Both Server and
client needs to be re-built.
During simias-server-setup
1. For Private and Public URL, provide https:///simias10
If the server is
Hi Matt,
Changing IP address in the Windows client is a known bug, though it works in
Linux. We should fix that soon. Other workaround is to use the Simias Store
Browser and change it directly in the database OR recreate the account with the
new IP address, if you do not have any iFolders dow
Hi All,
Currently iFolder in port 443 is not supported. I will soon post a patch for
this, so that thick clients can work via SSL.
Kalis
>>> "Edmund" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 9/10/2007 11:06 PM >>>
Hi Matt,
> Does this work with the latest clients? I used to do this exact thing
> with the 3.4 cli
Ugh. That is truly painful... The weird thing is, I originally setup the
folder over an SSH tunnel! So I don't know how it got switched to the actual
private IP. I think it is stored in the Flaim DB, so I agree, there is
probably no easy way for me to change this without really mucking things
Hi Matt,
> Hmmm..I'm on 3.6.7085 client and I can't seem to change the IP address
> of the ifolder server. I go into accounts settings, accounts, and
> select properties of the ifolder account, change the IP address click
> ok all the way back out, but when I go back and look, the original IP
> a
Hmmm..I'm on 3.6.7085 client and I can't seem to change the IP address of the
ifolder server. I go into accounts settings, accounts, and select properties
of the ifolder account, change the IP address click ok all the way back out,
but when I go back and look, the original IP address is still
Hi Matt,
> Does this work with the latest clients? I used to do this exact thing
> with the 3.4 client, just tunnel via SSH and point my ifolder client
> at the loopback. But with the latest available 3.6 build for windows, I
> put in the loopback and somehow, the client switches it back to actu
Does this work with the latest clients? I used to do this exact thing with the
3.4 client, just tunnel via SSH and point my ifolder client at the loopback.
But with the latest available 3.6 build for windows, I put in the loopback and
somehow, the client switches it back to actual (private) a
Hi Paul,
> Is Ifolder compatible with Apache mod_ssl? With Apache SSL-enabled can
> clients be configured by simply appending ":port number" at the end of
> the server address?
>
> I understand encryption is available - but how does the client - or a
> web console login - avoid sending user/pass
Hi Paul,
Novell iFolder against SSL is not yet tested. The initial login takes place
using the NetworkCredentials object formed out of the user name/password.
Web Admin and Web Access use Browser SSL to communicate with the server, this
can be enabled using the the ./ifolder-admin-setup and .
Hi Paul!
I have configured the old version (3.4) to use https instead of http,
both for the web and the client.
It exists instructions in the ifolder wiki.
To connect to the server using ssl with the client, write the server url
as: https://ifolder.mydomain.com and it should work.
/Fredrik
On T
Is Ifolder compatible with Apache mod_ssl? With Apache SSL-enabled can clients
be configured by simply appending ":port number" at the end of the server
address?
I understand encryption is available - but how does the client - or a web
console login - avoid sending user/password in clear text
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