Tim escreveu: > On Sun, 2006-07-30 at 07:45 -0300, Vinicius wrote: > >> I'm using FC5 and Apache 2. Apache 2 is using SSL, but I would like to >> serve only HTTPS. >> >> How to use Apache 2 with HTTPS only, please? > > If you're talking about to the public, and it not mattering about to the > localhost, and you mean not serving HTTP and HTTPS, then that's probably > easy enough to do in a few different ways, probably in combination: > > Change the Listen directive in the main (HTTP / port 80) configuration > to not listen to the public interface. > > Set the DocumentRoot directive in the main configuration so that it > can't serve out the files that your HTTPS site does. Additionally, use > a re-write rule so that visitors are redirected to the HTTPS address. > > You can set up firewall rules blocking port 80, but I'd recommend > against doing this by itself. You'd be relying on your firewall, > instead of simply configuring the server appropriately. > Hello, If I do an iptables rule to deny access to port 80 then any TCP/IP packets will be dropped, so the redirect will not work, is that correct? Regards, Vinicius.
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