if it's an internal app, don't use http . if you need https, you'd better
explore a deployment behind iis. rocket can serve https, but you can't tune
which algorithm it uses, and by default it uses a weak one.
if you still want to go down that road (that IMHO is useless) you need to
create a self-signed certificate (PEM format) and then use
python web2py.py -c path_to_certificate -k path_to_key -p 443
-c SSL_CERTIFICATE, --ssl_certificate=SSL_CERTIFICATE
file that contains ssl certificate
-k SSL_PRIVATE_KEY, --ssl_private_key=SSL_PRIVATE_KEY
file that contains ssl private key
On Friday, January 8, 2016 at 2:04:33 AM UTC+1, José Eloy wrote:
>
>
> Hi there!
>
> How I can deploy a web2py app using Windows and SSL? Is it OK if I use the
> rocket web server included in Web2py? I'm thinking in use Open SSL because
> I'm not using the IIS web server, also I'm thinking in create a self signed
> certificated, the app is running in a intranet.
>
> I´ve downloaded and installed OpenSSL (using a binary from
> http://slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html). I have the web2py source
> folder, and my app is working correctly using http. What else do I need
> to start?
>
> Thanks ind advanced.
> P. D. (Sorry for my bad english, I hope you can understandme)
>
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