Re: SSL and non-SSL sharing same directory.

[Terry Allen <hmag@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> Let's say there's a virtual site named host.com. I want to set that 
> up as a virtual host on iTools7. I also want to be able to allow 
> visitors to access the domain via an SSL connection. The domain will 
> have it's own SSL certificate. I know that I need to set up the host 
> as an IP based virtual host, so I've added it's IP number to the 
> Network Panel.
>
> I want the domain owner to only have one folder/directory for all 
> their web files and allow all their visitors to access the website 
> either by SSL or non-SSL depending on their request. That is to say 
> http://host.com/page.html, http://www.host.com/page.html and 
> https://secure.host.com/page.html should all point to the same file 
> on the server.
>
> Is this as simple as putting server aliases in the server alias 
> field or am I missing something?
>
> Thanks,
> ~Joe
Hi again,
	On my own server, I have both the SSL vhost & the non-ssl 
vhost set up as separate vhosts in iTools, simply pointing at the 
same directory. I don't think server aliases will suffice in this 
instance as they are served from different ports.
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	Bye for now, Terry Allen 
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