configuring links for https
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 10:16 pm
Hello,
I have installed OpenEMM-2011 on an CentOS 6.2 system. Everything works as expected. Next, we deployed an Apache server to front-end for Tomcat so we could use SSL-encrypted links. The Apache server redirects requests to port 80 and port 443 to Tomcat and everything is good.
The problem is this: OpenEMM still thinks that the base URL should be http://myhost.mydomain.com:8080/. This is an issue when the links in my messages are replaced with the redirector links. I would like to know how to tell OpenEMM to use https://myhost.mydomain.com/ instead of the port 8080 URL when replacing the links in my emails.
I found the following properties in emm.properties and cms.properties:
system.url
ecs.server.url
cms.ccr.url
and modified these to use the HTTPS URL. Nonetheless, OpenEMM still wants to use the original port 8080 URL.
How do I tell OpenEMM to use the HTTPS URL?
thanks,
Jed
I have installed OpenEMM-2011 on an CentOS 6.2 system. Everything works as expected. Next, we deployed an Apache server to front-end for Tomcat so we could use SSL-encrypted links. The Apache server redirects requests to port 80 and port 443 to Tomcat and everything is good.
The problem is this: OpenEMM still thinks that the base URL should be http://myhost.mydomain.com:8080/. This is an issue when the links in my messages are replaced with the redirector links. I would like to know how to tell OpenEMM to use https://myhost.mydomain.com/ instead of the port 8080 URL when replacing the links in my emails.
I found the following properties in emm.properties and cms.properties:
system.url
ecs.server.url
cms.ccr.url
and modified these to use the HTTPS URL. Nonetheless, OpenEMM still wants to use the original port 8080 URL.
How do I tell OpenEMM to use the HTTPS URL?
thanks,
Jed