I have created a website called webmail.myhostingcompany.tld within ISPConfig. I installed squirrelmail 1.4.6 there. Everything is up and running now, but i wonder if it is possible to run this particular site (squirrelmail) under https. In my browser i can point to http://webmail.myhostingcompany.tld or http://www.webmail.myhostingcompany.tld but not https://webmail.myhostingcompany.tld or https://www.webmail.myhostingcompany.tld. I have to say that i have enabled SSL within ISPConfig for this website. Maybe this is a step in the right direction, but not a solution. Anyone knows how to? Hans
After enabling SSL for that web site, you must go to the tab "SSL" and create an SSL certificate for the web site. http://www.ispconfig.org/downloads/manual_en/manual_kunde_en_src.htm#4_2_4
Thank you Falko, It was easy. I was searching on Howtoforge.com how to setup a site under https, but i did not find it. It was just in the ISPConfig manual, so i was looking too far. Good to know and thank you again. Something else: Is it normal that the website under https is still available under http? I do not think so. What is the reason that this is still possible? Is it because the website https://webmail.myhostingcompany.tld is a co-domain of http://myhostingcompany.tld which is not https? Hans
That'S the usual way ISPConfig configures web sites. You cannot have an SSL-only web site in ISPConfig for now. Maybe we add this feature in the future. But you can create an .htaccess file that redirects all requests to the non-SSL web site to the SSL-web site. http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/misc/rewriteguide.html
Conclusion: via ISPConfig, there is a http only mode but no https only mode. I think the manual from Apache can be very useful right now. thanks. The possibility to enable a "https only mode" via ISPConfig would be nice. Maybe something for future releases. Hans
https only In the mean time i found out that this can be done by adding the following lines within the Apache directives field of the website: RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} =80 RewriteRule ^(.*) https://%{SERVER_NAME}%{REQUEST_URI}
