Some progress

Hello all,

My plan is to use secure servers even in testing.  This particular
Apache installation is not yet cooperating, but I am gradually tracking
down the problems.  Either the current stumbling block is not related to
rewrites, or my rewrite logging is not working.

At some point, I expect to hit snags with Seaside's configuration.  I
have the book, and recall mention of the base URLs needing to be set.
Do you any of you script the setup?  My goal is to have something along
the lines of

   ConfigureSeaside
       application:'something'
       development:false
       on:'here.there.net'
       ssl:true.

The configuration part of Seaside is impressive, but I suspect a good
script would be easier to use and less error prone.  Any examples that
you have working and don't mind sharing would be appreciated.

Bill







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Hi Bill,

We (at Pinesoft) use 'secure' servers to deploy our apps. We prefer to
use the Apache module http_proxy to redirect instead of mod_rewrite, but
others may prefer differently.

Apache is setup as close to default as can be for SSL, with an OpenSSL
encryption key in most instances (unless the client is willing to pay
for a signed one..)

As for scripting the setup, here is an example from one of our apps:

OurApplication class>>registerAsSSLApplication
    "Register with deployment preferences."
   
    | application |
   
    application := self registerAsApplication: 'foo'.  
   
    application preferenceAt: #deploymentMode put: true.
    application preferenceAt: #resourceBaseUrl put: '/'.
    application preferenceAt: #serverPath put: '/'.
    application preferenceAt: #serverPort put: 443.
    application preferenceAt: #serverProtocol put: #https.
    application preferenceAt: #errorHandler put: OurErrorHandler.
    "etc .. "

Hope this helps.

John

www.pinesoft.co.uk

Bill Schwab wrote:

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