How to auto-redirect fisheye to ssl?

[Laszlo Kremer]

I have set up SSL access to Fisheye/Crucible, so it is accessible via https://fisheye.mydomain.netand also from http://fisheye.mydomain.net

What I'd like to do is to auto-redirect access from http://fisheye.mydomain.netand http://fisheyeto https://fisheye.mydomain.net.

I tried configuring Global settings/Server/Web server and add proxy sheme=https, proxy host=fisheye.mydomain.net, and site url to https://fisheye.mydomain.net, but no redirect happens

In case of JIRA/Confluence I was able to do this configuring the server.xml's http connector adding redirectport=443 and ssl connector adding proxyname="confluence.mydomain.net" to it which did the job, but I don't know how to do any similar to fisheye's config.xml.

What shoudl I change in fisheye's settings to redirect http://fisheye, https://fisheye, http://fisheye.mydomain.netto https://fisheye.mydomain.net?

Thanks!

[karthikeayan]

Hi,

We are trying to setup the same for Crucible 3.6.4, is this feature implemented? 

[gustavo_refosco]

Hi Laszlo,

I'm sorry but unfortunately is not possible to auto-redirect from http to https in FishEye. This configuration needs to be done directly in your proxy.

I've found some documents I think that might be helpful.
In this document, please take a look at David Hergert's comment and its replies.

There is also an improvement request at https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/FE-3920with some discussion about this feature in its comments. This comment contained in its comments might be useful for you, but please notice this configuration is unsupported, as stated by Tom Davies in the next comment.

[Brant Messenger]

Not everyone uses PROXY to direct traffic. What would be the TOMCAT setting in the web.xml or config.xml file to accomplish this task?