Thank you all guys. I now have enough info to start. :-)
~kmag
While that is an option, it's probably unfeasable for his wantings. (Unless
he's the only one connecting to the server).
Anyway a simple stunnel portfoward will do the trick.
WebServer listens on port 80 locally.
stunnel -r 127.0.0.1:80 -d 443
*Note: A valid server certificate and private key
> > solution that I am thinking of (and prefer) is setting up a proxy
> > apache-ssl server on the same machine (or another machine on the same
> > DMZ) so that SSL communication is conducted with the proxy across the
> > firewall and unecrypted traffic is confined in the DMZ. Is that
And then
Why don't you just ssh with port forwarding and only have the webserver
listen locally? This will encrypt all the traffic and you wouldn't have to
worry as much about secureity holes in the web server.
Douglas Blood
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## Costas Magos ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Is it possible to create an SSL tunnel using stunnel or something
> similar to protect the web transactions?
Yes, you can use stunnel here; setup is similar as for imap-ssl et.al.
> Another
> solution that I am thinking of (and prefer) is setting up a pro
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