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shankaraiyav@nseix.com

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From: India

Registered: 2024-04-17

Posts: 2

GLPI with port 443 / HTTPS

Is there way to install the GLPI with HTTPS with 443/tcp port?? Since port 80 is vulnerable we are not allowed to do the installation with default option. Please let me know

cconard96

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Registered: 2018-07-31

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Re: GLPI with port 443 / HTTPS

What is your OS and web server?
Have you already tried anything to configure your web server for HTTPS?

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sailingthewild

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Registered: 2024-04-23

Posts: 2

Re: GLPI with port 443 / HTTPS

I am just learning but this is how I set it up.

You seem to need a cert and a registered site name.

Install Certbot -        sudo snap install –classic certbot
Prepare  certbot -     sudo ln -s /snap/bin/certbot /user/bin/certbot
Install certificates -   sudo certbot –apache 
Then test  -             sudo certbot renew –dry-run

Check your ***ssl.conf file is suitably setup.  To be found in /etc/apache2/sites-available.
You might need to      -    sudo a2ensite 000-default-le-ssl.conf

The 000-default-le-ssl.conf    should reflect your 443 setup
Dont forget to  -     systemctl restart apache2   ever so often.

On your 80 conf set you can (What ever it is called) you can add - Redirect  "/" https://yoursite
which redirects from http to https

I had already moved to conf file and data files out of /glpi but my redirect by the client to /glpi no longer works so I direct it to /glpi/front/inventory.php.

I got it to work by looking it all up on youtube and google. Flying by the seat of my pants most of the way.

If anyone thinks I have given bad advise please let me know where its wrong.

GLPI- Trainee.

InvisibleJim

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Registered: 2023-11-26

Posts: 6

Re: GLPI with port 443 / HTTPS

It is a configuration of your web server to listen on 443 and redirect requests from 80/http to 443/https. You can configure the webserver to get a Letsencrypt certificate as per the example above.

Another option is to use a reverse proxy such as HAProxy, Traefik or Caddy in front of the webserver which can handle the encryption and SSL certificates for multiple web applications.