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Ronald Ropp
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July 12, 2018

I have a confluence instance running in AWS - got it working with lets encrypt and Apache and traffic is secure. I changed the connector port also to 8443. 

I can connect to the URL and it redirects all traffic to https like I would expect. (trying on 80 and 443)

However when I connect to serverurl:8443 its still insecure 

How to do I correct this? 

tks

 

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AnnWorley
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July 12, 2018

Hi Ronald,

Please see our SSL doc at Step 5. Add a security constraint to redirect all URLs to HTTPS.

Although HTTPS is now activated and available, the old HTTP URLs (http://localhost:8090) are still available. Now you need to redirect the URLs to their HTTPS equivalent. You will do this by adding a security constraint in web.xml. This will cause Tomcat to redirect requests that come in on a non-SSL port.

Thanks,

Ann

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