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Does Jforum support SSL

 
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I enable Tomcat SSL and am trying to let login userid and password data sent via security connection. Currently, the login data are always sent using the http scheme.

Can anyone kindly adivse me the way to conigure or modify the login.htm template page so that the "https" scheme and the SSL port number can be specified?

Thanks in advance!
Michael Wu


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Well, in this version, it does not support SSL. But, it can do that with minor modification. Template file modification is needed. Replace those "http://...:8080" with "https://...:8443" post actions. Besides, it is better to explicitly specify the docbase.

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Michael Wu
[originally posted on jforum.net by michaelwu]
 
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