HTTPS / SSL AwareIm

[triss]

For those looking for an easy to configure reverse proxy, you may want to check out Caddy Server: https://caddyserver.com

It is similar to NGINX in functionality, but benchmarks slightly faster, is much easier to configure, and most importantly will automatically obtain Lets Encrypt certificates. You can set it up in front of the AIM server, using the standard AIM ports between the AIM server and the proxy and port 443 to the outside world.

I have no relationship to this project, just a fan.

Tom

[hpl123]

For those looking for an easy to configure reverse proxy, you may want to check out Caddy Server: https://caddyserver.com

It is similar to NGINX in functionality, but benchmarks slightly faster, is much easier to configure, and most importantly will automatically obtain Lets Encrypt certificates. You can set it up in front of the AIM server, using the standard AIM ports between the AIM server and the proxy and port 443 to the outside world.

I have no relationship to this project, just a fan.

Tom

Cool, thanks for sharing. Anyone using this with Aware?

[cishpix]

For those looking for an easy to configure reverse proxy, you may want to check out Caddy Server: https://caddyserver.com

It is similar to NGINX in functionality, but benchmarks slightly faster, is much easier to configure, and most importantly will automatically obtain Lets Encrypt certificates. You can set it up in front of the AIM server, using the standard AIM ports between the AIM server and the proxy and port 443 to the outside world.

Hi Tris, you're right.
I have test it but do you know how to solve the session timeout after we login into our AwareIM application?
FYI, I have set it (AwareIM server) as reverse proxy in Caddy. And I have try add XFP in Tomcat configuration but still stuck.
Any idea?

[cishpix]

I have test it but do you know how to solve the session timeout after we login into our AwareIM application?

I think I know my issue and I've solved it.
The issue in my Caddy configuration, no need use rewrite. It's my fault