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https - Kebap - Sep-28-2016
Any chance?
RE: https - metulburr - Sep-28-2016
I have not done this at all on apache. So it would be an experiment for me. From what i heard from colleagues that tinker with apache that its a PITA.
RE: https - sparkz_alot - Sep-28-2016
(Sep-28-2016, 03:45 PM)metulburr Wrote: I have not done this at all on apache. So it would be an experiment for me. From what i heard from colleagues that tinker with apache that its a PITA.
It is
RE: https - Ofnuts - Sep-28-2016
It also requires a not-so-cheap SSL certificate.
RE: https - micseydel - Sep-28-2016
(Sep-28-2016, 05:37 PM)Ofnuts Wrote: It also requires a not-so-cheap SSL certificate.
Through Namecheap, I believe we can get something that would do the job for $9/year. But yeah, there are very expensive options.
RE: https - nilamo - Sep-28-2016
Well, we could use a self-signed certificate if we wanted free ssl. ...but then everyone who ever comes here would see a warning letting them know it's self signed lol
RE: https - micseydel - Sep-28-2016
To most people, it's not a warning that it's self-signed, it's a warning that there's probably something wrong. Self-signed is definitely not ok in this context.
RE: https - Kebap - Sep-28-2016
What about https://letsencrypt.org/
RE: https - nilamo - Sep-28-2016
(Sep-28-2016, 07:10 PM)Kebap Wrote: What about https://letsencrypt.org/
That is super cool, and I'm glad we (the internet in general) finally did something like this. Super easy to install for apache, also: https://certbot.eff.org/#ubuntuxenial-apache
RE: https - sparkz_alot - Sep-28-2016
(Sep-28-2016, 07:10 PM)Kebap Wrote: What about https://letsencrypt.org/
After past experience dealing with https, my first thought when I saw the request was "Nightmare". After seeing your link above, I thought "well that's pretty cool, but still a nightmare".
Then while searching YouTube on an unrelated matter, I ran across this tutorial:
SSL for HTTPS with Apache server
and I said out loud "Are you s***ing me?".
Will definitely have to try this and see if it really is that easy, thanks for the link :D