OpenMeetings behind Apache with SSL

[Jon Cyr <jo...@cloudyIT.com>]

Hello,

Since 1.9 has SSL capabilities, has anyone put it behind apache as a 
reverse proxy.  I have another service I'd like to share port 443 with.

I saw several articles on rev-proxying OpenMeetings on port 80, and 
articles on how to switch OpenMeetings ports.

Thanks,

-Jon

Re: OpenMeetings behind Apache with SSL

[Jon Cyr <jo...@cloudyIT.com>]

Hi, I've seen your note on Downloading a JPG in Google Groups... you've 
turned it off, because it can't handle the multipage documents pasted on 
the whiteboard.

No need to answer.

-Jon


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On 1/30/2012 11:58 AM, Jon Cyr wrote:
> We'll I'll report back with any success.  But I wanted to check before 
> I started.
>
> Another question, how does one download a whiteboard jpg or other to 
> the local computer in 1.9?  My menus don't offer that option.
>
> -Jon
>
>
> On 1/30/2012 10:57 AM, seba.wagner@gmail.com wrote:
>> For HTTPs you can review any of the various documentations in the web,
>> as it is actually a usual Apache Tomcat Webserver that is configured
>> to handle SSL.
>>
>> For RTMPS I cannot give any advice, I think it should be possible to
>> run both, HTTPS and RTMPS on port 443 with some mod_proxy rewrite
>> rules and some clever subdomains. However I didn't test that, we only
>> run for example the rtmp and/or rtmpt ports by using mod_proxy on some
>> servers.
>>
>> Sebastian
>>
>> 2012/1/29 Jon Cyr<jo...@cloudyit.com>:
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> Since 1.9 has SSL capabilities, has anyone put it behind apache as a 
>>> reverse
>>> proxy.  I have another service I'd like to share port 443 with.
>>>
>>> I saw several articles on rev-proxying OpenMeetings on port 80, and 
>>> articles
>>> on how to switch OpenMeetings ports.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> -Jon
>>
>>
>

Re: OpenMeetings behind Apache with SSL

[Jon Cyr <jo...@cloudyIT.com>]

We'll I'll report back with any success.  But I wanted to check before I 
started.

Another question, how does one download a whiteboard jpg or other to the 
local computer in 1.9?  My menus don't offer that option.

-Jon


On 1/30/2012 10:57 AM, seba.wagner@gmail.com wrote:
> For HTTPs you can review any of the various documentations in the web,
> as it is actually a usual Apache Tomcat Webserver that is configured
> to handle SSL.
>
> For RTMPS I cannot give any advice, I think it should be possible to
> run both, HTTPS and RTMPS on port 443 with some mod_proxy rewrite
> rules and some clever subdomains. However I didn't test that, we only
> run for example the rtmp and/or rtmpt ports by using mod_proxy on some
> servers.
>
> Sebastian
>
> 2012/1/29 Jon Cyr<jo...@cloudyit.com>:
>> Hello,
>>
>> Since 1.9 has SSL capabilities, has anyone put it behind apache as a reverse
>> proxy.  I have another service I'd like to share port 443 with.
>>
>> I saw several articles on rev-proxying OpenMeetings on port 80, and articles
>> on how to switch OpenMeetings ports.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> -Jon
>
>

Re: OpenMeetings behind Apache with SSL

["seba.wagner@gmail.com" <se...@gmail.com>]

For HTTPs you can review any of the various documentations in the web,
as it is actually a usual Apache Tomcat Webserver that is configured
to handle SSL.

For RTMPS I cannot give any advice, I think it should be possible to
run both, HTTPS and RTMPS on port 443 with some mod_proxy rewrite
rules and some clever subdomains. However I didn't test that, we only
run for example the rtmp and/or rtmpt ports by using mod_proxy on some
servers.

Sebastian

2012/1/29 Jon Cyr <jo...@cloudyit.com>:
> Hello,
>
> Since 1.9 has SSL capabilities, has anyone put it behind apache as a reverse
> proxy.  I have another service I'd like to share port 443 with.
>
> I saw several articles on rev-proxying OpenMeetings on port 80, and articles
> on how to switch OpenMeetings ports.
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Jon



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