Hi Scott, Node is a JavaScript web server. We're using Jetty, a Java web server. I don't know if Jetty supports SSL out of the box, but I wouldn't be surprised if it did. Was there a reason you wanted to use Apache to proxy https?
-Dave On Fri, Apr 1, 2011 at 12:12 PM, Scott Mitchell <smadirond...@gmail.com>wrote: > I tried the change to socket.io.js with no luck so I asked socket.io's > creator about this issue: > > Me: Does socket IO work through an HTTPS->HTTP proxy? (apache2, socketio, > jetty....) > Guillermo Rauch: It's probably a very bad idea to use Apache as a proxy to > socket.io > Me: How do you recommend running socket.io over HTTPS? > Guillermo Rauch: Node 0.4 supports SSL out of the box, and socket.io works > great. > > Are we using Node 0.4? I wish I knew enough about this to ask the right > questions. >
