Re: [webmin-l] Non-SSL access to user modules...

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Hello Jamie and readers, this thread caught my attention because I have been struggling with something along the same lines but possibly more doable. If I succeed possibly there may be idea offshoots that will work. This is what I have been trying to do:

* I successfully moved Usermin (mail) to 443.
* I unsuccessfully tried to get an Apache mod_proxy to forward to (a Tomcat .war installation) at port 8443 from port 443. I understand that SSL to SSL is easier that Non-SSL to SSL.
* The above bullet is talking about URL: https://www.davidwbrown.name which correctly forwards to Usermin. But when I tried to navigate to: https://www.davidwbrown.name/somewebappit (the deployed .war) it just continues on to Usermin anyway.
* The deployed webapp (.war) behaves correctly when it is deployed standalone without Apache.

Any ideas?

Please advise, David.


Jamie Cameron wrote ..
> How about a non-SSL apache proxy on port 11000 which forwards to the
> SSL webmin on port 10000?
> 
> On 26/Jan/2009 16:37 Richard Shebora wrote ..
> > I thought so, is there any creative way to achieve the same effect?
> > 
> > Is it possible to run another process of webmin non-ssl without creating 
> > bigger problems?  Possibly limiting the scope of each to their own 
> > functions by module?
> > 
> > I really don't want to test anyone's higher brain function on this 
> > issue, just checking these last possibilities.  This capability would be 
> > nice but is not any kind of requirement for me.
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > Richard
> > 
> > Jamie Cameron wrote:
> > > On 26/Jan/2009 14:51 Richard Shebora wrote ..
> > >   
> > >> Is it possible to have ssl and non-ssl in one webmin install? 
> > >>
> > >> I know that modules like virtualmin-mailman are not accessible for use 
> > >> through Apache, and I don't want an ssl cert for each domain I host for 
> > >> webmin.  I would like each domain to use it's own 
> > >> "http://domain.com:20000|?/", not "https://domain.com:20000/", providing 
> > >> a little more personalization though.  Security is not really a concern 
> > >> for these features.
> > >>
> > >> Any pointers or common sense would be appreciated.  I have googled and 
> > >> if the answer is out there I don't have the right keywords yet.
> > >>     
> > >
> > > At the moment, no .. Webmin can run only one of SSL or non-SSL modes.
> > >
> > >  - Jamie
> > >
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