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Mike Campbell wrote:
Good idea but it didn't work as expected. For some reason it got into an infinite loop and the apache logs showed the error:
192.168.1.102 - - [05/Mar/2004:07:42:06 -0600] "GET /webmailwebmailwebmailwebmai
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bmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebma
ilwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailw
ebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebm
ailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmail
webmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailweb
mailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmai
lwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwe
bmailwebmailwebmailwebmailwebmail HTTP/1.1" 301 1045
At that point I got a redirect limit error.
Remember that this is a single server and has a single IP address. Both www.ec.org and webmail.ec.org are resolvable but they point to the same IP address.
Any more suggestions???
p dont think wrote, On 3/4/2004 7:04 PM:
In fact, the simplest method i've found to do this:
Put an "index.php" in your http://www.ec.org/webmail with the following:
<?
header("Location:
https://www.ec.org/webmail/src/login.php?secure_login=yes";);
?>
This will cause the user's browser to immediately jump to the specified
location.
This doesn't help with his need to make webmail.ec.org go to the same place.
In fact, this is what the secure_login plugin already does.
Try this in httpd.conf:
<VirtualHost webmail.ec.org>
Redirect permanent / http://www.ec.org/webmail
ServerName www.ec.org
</VirtualHost>
Assuming you have already have a DNS entry for webmail.ec.org...
What I'd like to setup is an apache alias/virtualhost so that I can
access http://webmail.ec.org and have it automatically take me to the SM
login page in https mode.
I have played around with the apache virtualhost parameter but have not
yet gotten the right combination so perhaps someone here can help me.
I have a single IP address on the machine and would like to be able to
access the following:
1) http://www.ec.org ==> goes to main site page
2) http://ec.org ==> goes to main site page
3) http://webmail.ec.org ==> redirects to SM login in https mode
4) https://webmail.ec.org ==> SM login page in https mode
5) http://www.ec.org/webmail ==> SM login page in https mode
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