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Redirect HTTP to HTTPS #137
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We use Apache web server in the front of Tomcat. Since we configure SSL in Apache by default, we can also add a rewrite rule to the virtual host configuration in order to force HTTPS. And we don't need to configure proxy for HTTP-based virtual host anymore.
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Similar changes were merged to JIRA and Confluence cookbooks:
https://github.com/afklm/jira/pull/39
sous-chefs/confluence#73
We use Apache web server in the front of Tomcat.
Since we configure SSL in Apache by default, we can also add a rewrite rule to the virtual host configuration in order to force HTTPS.
And we don't need to configure proxy for HTTP-based virtual host anymore.