Hi Jorge.
Something below does not seem to square :
Jorge Medina wrote:
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At that point, I disabled HTTP on the server. Any request on port 80 gets a
page indicating that HTTPS is required.
How do they actually get this page, if HTTP is disabled ?
Maybe to gain some steps :
- the default port for HTTP is 80
- the default port for HTTPS is 443
So your server config, somewhere, should have
Listen 80
Listen 443
If you do not have a "Listen 80", and someone tries to access your
server with a URL like "http://yourserver";, they would just get a
"connection refused", but not a HTML page telling them that they need HTTPS.
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