I have been running RT3 in Apache+1.3.27+mod_perl+MySQL-4.0.13+Solaris8
I am trying to switch to https. However before I do that I like to find
if there is any watch out that anyone recommends. It would be easier if (
Sorry if there is already one and I am not aware of it) there are some
steps towards that.
Any hint/suggestion/direction/constructive advice/ would be greatly
appreciated
Thanks
Asif Iqbal
PGP Key: 0xE62693C5 KeyServer: pgp.mit.edu
There’s no place like 127.0.0.1
I have been running RT3 in Apache+1.3.27+mod_perl+MySQL-4.0.13+Solaris8
I am trying to switch to https. However before I do that I like to find
if there is any watch out that anyone recommends. It would be easier if (
Sorry if there is already one and I am not aware of it) there are some
steps towards that.
Any hint/suggestion/direction/constructive advice/ would be greatly
appreciated
Make sure that you turn off web server authentication to the mail gateway
that resides under the share/html directory otherwise when you try to
email RT, you’ll get a permission denied with rt-mailgate. Mine looks
like:
Alias /rt3/REST/1.0 /opt/rt3/share/html/REST/1.0
<Location "/rt3/REST/1.0">
Satisfy Any
Options FollowSymLinks Indexes ExecCGI
AllowOverride None
Order deny,allow
Allow from MY.MAIL.MACHINE.ONLY
</Location>
Ahhhh, so that’s how you handle the mailgateway and ssl thing. I left a
non-ssl version running for the mail gateway. (yeah yeah, defeats the
purpose, but what the hell).
I would think that you would have to have all the prerequisite perl modules
like NET::SSLEay, Crypt, etc… I installed em all but have no idea if they
are being used…
I have been running RT3 in Apache+1.3.27+mod_perl+MySQL-4.0.13+Solaris8
I am trying to switch to https. However before I do that I like to find
if there is any watch out that anyone recommends. It would be easier if (
Sorry if there is already one and I am not aware of it) there are some
steps towards that.
Any hint/suggestion/direction/constructive advice/ would be greatly
appreciated
Make sure that you turn off web server authentication to the mail gateway
that resides under the share/html directory otherwise when you try to
email RT, you’ll get a permission denied with rt-mailgate. Mine looks
like:
Alias /rt3/REST/1.0 /opt/rt3/share/html/REST/1.0
<Location "/rt3/REST/1.0">
Satisfy Any
Options FollowSymLinks Indexes ExecCGI
AllowOverride None
Order deny,allow
Allow from MY.MAIL.MACHINE.ONLY
</Location>
Ahhhh, so that’s how you handle the mailgateway and ssl thing. I left a
non-ssl version running for the mail gateway. (yeah yeah, defeats the
purpose, but what the hell).
Yeah, I did alot of list searches and infered alot of info to figure
that one out. Hopefully this thread spells it out pretty clearly now.
I would think that you would have to have all the prerequisite perl modules
like NET::SSLEay, Crypt, etc… I installed em all but have no idea if they
are being used…