Enable SSL for apache server in 5 minutes
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This post describe how to quickly enable SSL for apache web server under linux. This has been done on a clouded virtual machine, the Linux distribution is Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Server, the one provided by Amazon Aws or Microsoft Azure.… Continue Reading
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Thank you so much!!! I can finally go to bed now
BTW I would also recommend these lines in the default-ssl or default-ssl.conf (depending on what is in your folder when logged into your server
/etc/apache2/sites-available/under: <Virtual host default:443>
Find a place to put this three lines
Header add Strict-Transport-Security "max-age=1576800"
SSLProtocol all -SSLv2 -SSLv3
SSLCipherSuite HIGH:!aNULL:!MD5</VirtualHost>
This will give you a better score at https://sslanalyzer.comodoca.com/
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@AfroViking
thanks for the head up, I will add these line for sure -
So simple. I had to do a few trick on my apache configuration becabuse I compiled it from source but your post helped a lot. I have setting up my SSL on my Debian and Linux Mint distros.
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how to enable ssl for only website in server all other are port 80
if i enabled ssl module then port 80 http traffic refusing
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You bloody genius.
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Nice guide for integrating <a href="https://www.cloudways.com/blog/add-ssl-certificates-to-custom-php-sites/">PHP with SSL</a>. But this doesn't include how to write redirect rules so your http php site is redirect to https urls. You can write the redirect rules in .htacess.
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Thank you
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AWS amazon, I was able to make this guide working in 2020.
anyway, for apache2/php7 you have to change this:
000-default-ssl is now default-ssl
also pay attention to symlink creation. if red, something bad. if its blue, good 4 you.
also, depending on the distribution, to check apache you may apachectl -V
cercatore @ github.com
or httpdctl -V -
Hi, This is hasibur joy. I have a site and i also want to enable SSL for my site: here is my site link: Blog With Joy.
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