[rt-users] Run RT with and without SSL!
Vivek Khera
khera at kcilink.com
Mon Aug 5 11:00:15 EDT 2002
>>>>> "SS" == Sven Sternberger <sven.sternberger at desy.de> writes:
SS> today I installed an Apache with SSL support. My Idea
SS> is to provide both kinds of access to the RequestTracker.
SS> My problem is that I read that it is not okay to run 2 instances
SS> of RT on the same Apache-Machine. But now I think I have one instance
SS> on port 80 and one on port 443. Hope you can send me some advice
Use virtual hosts in apache. The same instance of apache can handle
both normal and ssl connections and route them to the same places.
The only place this will "break" in RT is where you need to hard-code
the base URL into the config.pm file. You'll have to choose one or
the other. Personally, I always access RT via SSL so I can do bug
tracking, and/or customer support securely from, say a wireless LAN at
a technical conference 3000 miles from home.
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