Re: [postgis-users] How to connect to MapServer with an HTTPS protocol

Mathias, I think as others have mentioned, to use https you need a SSL certificate. If per chance you are using IIS, I use this letsencrypt tool for assigning certificates. Works great and automatically renews itself using the built in windows scheduler. Binaries available as part of the rele

Re: [postgis-users] How to connect to MapServer with an HTTPS protocol

Hi Mathias, Since you are serving the WFS service through Windows, you can follow the detailed MS4W steps to serve through HTTPS on that Windows server : https://ms4w.com/README_INSTALL.html#certificates-for-https Once your MS4W instance is serving HTTPS, then you can guide your users to fol

Re: [postgis-users] HOw to connect to Mapserver with an https protocol

Hi Mathias, since this a question about MapServer (and HTTP/https protocols on a Server) the MapServer user list mapserver-us...@lists.osgeo.org is a slightly better place for it (and not this PostGIS list ). Here some hints for you though: The HTTP

[postgis-users] HOw to connect to Mapserver with an https protocol

Using Mapserver 7.4, I render a WFS that is accessible with some regular URL like "http://blabla.fr/cg-bin/mapserv.exe?MAP=..."; A user wants to use this WFS in another application web that needs a http*S* protocol. I am not familiar with internet protocols so I don't know where to start : is it a