No, you have no such function inside of ISPConfig. You can do it via the remote api, but defaulting each site to SSL would obviously fail as each website needs its own valid certificate.
Obviously, each site needs to have a separate ssl certificate, that is what SNI solves, or did I miss something? It can be done manually by redirecting all http connections to https in index file. Just wondering it could be a feature in ispconfig3 ;-)
No. SNI resolves that every SSL-site needs a separate IP-address... A cert is always needed for each site, or you need to get a multidomain cert where every single domain is listed in.
FYI, each site has it's own certificates. Thus it is not SNI or site certificate related, but I just want to redirect all sites to SSL which I can do manually by redirecting. I just wish that if there is a built-in feature with ISPConfig3. That's all.
You can alter the /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf/vhost.master file. If you dont work with the domain names but with variables instead: Code: RewriteCond %{HTTPS} != on RewriteRule ^/?(.*) https://%{SERVER_NAME}/$1 [R,L] If you put this inside the vhost master (you should copy it to conf-custom and modify it there) this is taken for each newly created vhost in ispconfig instead of the default one.
