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en:user_advanced:gs3_https [2025/02/13 00:52] – [Linux: Getting SSL certificates using certbot] kjdon | en:user_advanced:gs3_https [2025/09/10 00:14] (current) – [Getting things to run as sudo with no password] kjdon | ||
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===== Using Apache to reverse proxy Tomcat ===== | ===== Using Apache to reverse proxy Tomcat ===== | ||
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+ | Install and setup Apache with certbot SSL certificates. Then in the le-ssl.conf file (eg / | ||
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+ | ProxyPassReverseCookiePath / | ||
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+ | In build.properties, | ||
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+ | revproxy.protocol=https | ||
+ | revproxy.domain=< | ||
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===== Linux: Getting SSL certificates using certbot ===== | ===== Linux: Getting SSL certificates using certbot ===== | ||
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+ | IMPORTANT NOTE: | ||
+ | If you updated your greenstone and the new one is in a different location, you will need to update the custom sudoers file and the letsencrypt renewal configuration file (/ | ||
en/user_advanced/gs3_https.1739407959.txt.gz · Last modified: 2025/02/13 00:52 by kjdon