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| I've got a problem with SSL. First I'm not trying to use SSL between IBM HTTP server and WebSphere. Only from Web Browser to Web Server. This part works i.e. I am prompted with the Server Cert in the browser. I've configured plugin-cfg.xml to route calls to the app srv on port 9080 only. i.e. no definition for HTTPS. When I request the URL on http://myhost/mypage.jsp it works fine If I change to https://myhost/mypage.jsp I get a page not found error. The plugin-cfg.log shows that the request is matched up fine, it gets sent to the appserv, but is bounced back with SRVE0017W: A WebGroup/Virtual Host to handled /mypage.jsp has not been defined. Any ideas all. thanks in advance Archie |
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| I'm not sure about this but perhaps this may help: http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview...;context=SSEQT J&uid=swg21114864 Basically it looks like you have to do some configuration to get the web server to change the SSL to non-SSL. That web page seems to talk about http -> https, however it might work the other way also. |
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| robin.williamson@elliotconsulting.com wrote: > I've got a problem with SSL. > > First I'm not trying to use SSL between IBM HTTP server and WebSphere. Only from Web Browser to Web Server. This part works i.e. I am prompted with the Server Cert in the browser. > > I've configured plugin-cfg.xml to route calls to the app srv on port 9080 only. i.e. no definition for HTTPS. > > When I request the URL on http://myhost/mypage.jsp it works fine > > If I change to https://myhost/mypage.jsp I get a page not found error. > > The plugin-cfg.log shows that the request is matched up fine, it gets sent to the appserv, but is bounced back with SRVE0017W: A WebGroup/Virtual Host to handled /mypage.jsp has not been defined. > > Any ideas all. > > thanks in advance > > Archie > Archie, Check that the virtual host the app is installed on includes port 443. Ken |
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| Bruce, You are correct. Rewriting HTTP requests to HTTPS in the httpd.conf is the solution. I have mine configured like that and it is working just fine. Regards, Gabriel On Dec 11, 6:35 am, Bruce > I'm not sure about this but perhaps this may help: > > http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview..wss?rs=177&context=SSEQTJ&uid=swg21114864 > > Basically it looks like you have to do some configuration to get the web server to change the SSL to non-SSL. > > That web page seems to talk about http -> https, however it might work the other way also. |
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| Hi Ken, Genius. Exactly the problem. Even though the request to the web app is on port 9080 and in http not https the request embeds the original port number and the virtual host (in my case default_host) needs to have *.443 added as a Host Alias. thanks for all the help guys. Archie |