For some unknown reason to me, marking "SSL" and "Let's Encrypt SSL" does not force redirect my domain to https. The Let's Encrypt SSL certificate was created perfectly fine and does its job as expected. Also the force redirect worked perfectly fine the first time. But after a server reboot, it was gone. Enabling / Disabling it has no effect, while changing other configurations again works as expected. I've checked the vhost apache2 configuration and there are no rules for redirecting in there either. So my question is: How does ISPConfig normally redirect to https so I can apply it manually and just keep an eye on it myself? Server info Ubuntu 18.04 ISPConfig Version: 3.1dev Installation guide followed: https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial...l-pureftpd-bind-postfix-doveot-and-ispconfig/ Extra software installed: Supervisorctl (for maintaining a PHP websocket script) Specific apache2 configurations Following apache2 configurations are added for tunneling between ws and wss: Code: RewriteEngine on ProxyRequests Off ProxyPreserveHost on ProxyPass /myws ws://domain.com:9400 ProxyPassReverse /myws ws://domain.com:9400
What force redirect? ISPConfig Panel, Website settings in tab Redirect there is setting: Code: Rewrite HTTP to HTTPS
