should the "/path/to/your/ssl/dir" be also declared as an alias (I mean, "/mail /path/to/your/ssl/dir") ?
Also, it is not the optimal solution.
This solution would "prevent me" from using HTTPS for some actions on my standard web site (since I will be directed to the Suirrelmail subsystem).
I think this alternative could work well if the "yourhostname.com" is different than the name that is given to my site.
Am I wrong ? Thanks so far /Stefano
Juan Luis Baptiste wrote:
You could create a VirtualHost entry in your httpd.conf, something like this:
<VirtualHost yourhostname.com:443> DocumentRoot /path/to/your/ssl/dir .....
</VirtualHost>
So if you enter to https://yourhostname.com you will go directly to your mail dir.
Hope it helps.
cheers,
Juan Luis
On Tuesday 01 July 2003 04:50 pm, Stefano Pogliani IMAP wrote:
I wish to make my mails available via Squirrelmail.
I think it will be correct to use HTTPS when using my mail over the internet.
So, I wish to make the "/myMail" alias of my Apache 2 installation ONLY AVAILABLE via HTTPS.
Could someone pls help me?
Thanks in advance.
Best regards
/stefano
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