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#4 Support for HTTPS and Custom Port Number

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2003-10-23
2003-10-06
Anonymous
No

Because my website only serves at port 443, it would be
very helpfull if the client supports https as a server.
This is offcourse much more secure.

grtz.
h_kroon@hotmail.com

Discussion

  • Morbus Iff

    Morbus Iff - 2003-10-06
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  • Morbus Iff

    Morbus Iff - 2003-10-06
    • priority: 5 --> 3
     
  • Morbus Iff

    Morbus Iff - 2003-10-23

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    There have also been some reports that oddness (or just plain old
    failures) happens when the client uses any port number number (:
    xx), a raw IP address (as opposed to a domain name), and
    possibly a tilde (as in ~user).

     
  • Morbus Iff

    Morbus Iff - 2003-10-23
    • labels: --> Client (Win32)
    • assigned_to: nobody --> dgehriger
    • summary: Support for https --> Support for HTTPS and Custom Port Number
     
  • Jim

    Jim - 2003-10-27

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    This would be a great if we could choose the port number my
    isp blocks port 80 by default and I use 8080. Was able to set
    everything up but it would not work unless I set my IIS to
    port 80.

     

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