In my organization we are used jira for project management, we want to secure it from http to https, we were tried a lot. please give me the proper solution
Do you have tried with Certbot from let's encrypt?
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I have a Flask API which has no database but just a json file that stores the data. At the moment I have put it on an EC2 and opened a port so someone can put in the IP address and port and have access to the API that way. The problem with this is that I get a mixed content error since the site it uses is HTTPS and the API is HTTP. I want to put the API behind HTTPS on a proper platform but I'm not sure where to start.
Is there a platform that I can host the API python file and the json file behind an HTTPS?
All of them? EC2 allows HTTPS (per #tawfikboujeh's comment). I don't actually know a hosting platform that would allow HTTP but not HTTPS.
There are some options in how you accomplish this:
Use a self-signed certificate. This will give you HTTPS but all the modern browsers will give a nasty warning to all your visitors.
Purchase a signed certification for you IP address from a CA. Just hope you don't have to change your IP address.
Purchase a domain and use Let's Encrypt to generate a signed certificate for you.
Option 3 would be the most robust solution, but it does carry the cost of a domain (maybe $10/year).
Google App Engine is perfect for this. SSL cert is free, and you would be in their free tier.
https://cloud.google.com/free
I'm trying to set a telegram bot up. My favourite language is Java. In the past, I had experience with Grizzly lightweight webserver so I'd like to use it. The problem is that I don't know how to configure the whole environment in order to make it works with SSL.
I configured Apache2 on my Debian machine and it works with an autosigned SSL certificate. So if I browse https://10.0.0.1/ I can see the Apache welcome page.
The plan is to receive HTTPS POST requests containing a JSON and forward them to a Grizzly.
How could I achieve it?
Easy! With ProxyPass in Apache2!
Guide followed here
Recently we have configured SSL to open WSS on our RESTCOMM server, as we got the issue of "getUserMedia()" deprecation issue because of insecure origin issue by chromium fix.
We managed to get WSS working and we can open RESTCOM Admin portal via HTTPs over 8443 port and even OLYMPUS is working too.
But because we have configured a SSL on RESTCOM Server i think even the REST Client API calls need to be on HTTPS too. Am icorrect?
Becuase when we use the HTTP based URLs for programmatically adding clients by invoking REST Client APIs of RESTCOMM, then we are getting SSl certificate issues and the reason for this i think is that we have configured SSL cert to address the getUserMedia() security issue by CHROMIUM fix.
can i request any solution or work around for this pls.
thanks in advance
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I currently have a website that use to have an SSL so the web address started with https://
I moved the website to a new server and platform which doesn't have an SSL so the web address starts with http://
I have inbound links going to the https address that I am wanting to redirect to the new website http url. Is this possible without me having to reinstall a new SSL on the new server? Is so, what could a possible solution be?
I have searched and found some promising stuff, but nothing worked. The hosting account is running on Cpanel v11.38.2 and Apache v2.2.23. Thank you for any insight, it is greatly appreciated!
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To accept an HTTPS connection even only to return a redirect, you must still accept HTTPS connections in the first place, which means you need HTTPS installed and turned-on, either with a real certificate or a self-signed one.
For details on how to achieve the actual redirection, perhaps this question can help you: How do you redirect HTTPS to HTTP?
Based on the documentation I've found I think the answer is unfortunately no but I thought I'd ask here to be sure. We're moving our shop to a custom domain and would like the whole site (not just the checkout experience) to be SSL. Is there any way to install our own cert to achieve this?
It’s not yet possible to use your own SSL cert with Shopify. You do however have SSL/https support for your entire site when using the https://YOUR-STORE.myshopify.com set of URLs.
Other than the cost for the certificate and the cpu and network costs of running the whole site under https I don't see why you can't. Here's a post on this topic with more information: Using SSL Across Entire Site
Shopify is a hosted platform. Buying an SSL certificate for your shop is a waste of money. You cannot use it. Your domain name has zero impact on this.