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How to prevent 'Bad Request' error while opening HTTP address on a Apache server with SSL (with non-default port)?
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as you may know if you configure apache2 with SSL (non-default port) and open it with 'HTTP' address you will get this error:
https://[ip-address]:20443 --> http://[ip-address]:20443
Bad Request
Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand.
Reason: You're speaking plain HTTP to an SSL-enabled server port.
Instead use the HTTPS scheme to access this URL, please.
If you use default port for SSL (443) the best solution is to redirect http to https (for example with 'Rewrite')
But if you use non-default ports this method doesn't work. Because http://:20443 and https://:20443 are on same port and apache2 cann't listen a port twice!
So how can i redirect http://:20443 to https://:20443 automatically?
14.04 apache2 ssl redirect https
asked 11 hours ago
GiacGiac
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as you may know if you configure apache2 with SSL (non-default port) and open it with 'HTTP' address you will get this error:
https://[ip-address]:20443 --> http://[ip-address]:20443
Bad Request
Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand.
Reason: You're speaking plain HTTP to an SSL-enabled server port.
Instead use the HTTPS scheme to access this URL, please.
If you use default port for SSL (443) the best solution is to redirect http to https (for example with 'Rewrite')
But if you use non-default ports this method doesn't work. Because http://:20443 and https://:20443 are on same port and apache2 cann't listen a port twice!
So how can i redirect http://:20443 to https://:20443 automatically?
14.04 apache2 ssl redirect https
asked 11 hours ago
GiacGiac
182
Since you are receiving a Bad request from the server, you may be able to create an error page that redirects to https. What is the exact status code you receive when calling the URL with HTTP?
– Dan
10 hours ago
based on access.log, it return 400 status code: "GET / HTTP/1.0" 400
– Giac
10 hours ago
In that case, I would argue that it is not possible as 400 is too generic and you can end up with infinite loop. Nginx has a cleaner solution for this as it defines a custom status code for this error, if you would be willing to use it instead of Apache ma.ttias.be/force-redirect-http-https-custom-port-nginx
– Dan
10 hours ago
add a comment |
as you may know if you configure apache2 with SSL (non-default port) and open it with 'HTTP' address you will get this error:
https://[ip-address]:20443 --> http://[ip-address]:20443
Bad Request
Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand.
Reason: You're speaking plain HTTP to an SSL-enabled server port.
Instead use the HTTPS scheme to access this URL, please.
If you use default port for SSL (443) the best solution is to redirect http to https (for example with 'Rewrite')
But if you use non-default ports this method doesn't work. Because http://:20443 and https://:20443 are on same port and apache2 cann't listen a port twice!
So how can i redirect http://:20443 to https://:20443 automatically?
14.04 apache2 ssl redirect https
asked 11 hours ago
GiacGiac
182
as you may know if you configure apache2 with SSL (non-default port) and open it with 'HTTP' address you will get this error:
https://[ip-address]:20443 --> http://[ip-address]:20443
Bad Request
Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand.
Reason: You're speaking plain HTTP to an SSL-enabled server port.
Instead use the HTTPS scheme to access this URL, please.
If you use default port for SSL (443) the best solution is to redirect http to https (for example with 'Rewrite')
But if you use non-default ports this method doesn't work. Because http://:20443 and https://:20443 are on same port and apache2 cann't listen a port twice!
So how can i redirect http://:20443 to https://:20443 automatically?
14.04 apache2 ssl redirect https
14.04 apache2 ssl redirect https
asked 11 hours ago
GiacGiac
182
asked 11 hours ago
GiacGiac
182
asked 11 hours ago
GiacGiac
182
asked 11 hours ago
GiacGiac
182
asked 11 hours ago
GiacGiac
182
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Since you are receiving a Bad request from the server, you may be able to create an error page that redirects to https. What is the exact status code you receive when calling the URL with HTTP?
– Dan
10 hours ago
based on access.log, it return 400 status code: "GET / HTTP/1.0" 400
– Giac
10 hours ago
In that case, I would argue that it is not possible as 400 is too generic and you can end up with infinite loop. Nginx has a cleaner solution for this as it defines a custom status code for this error, if you would be willing to use it instead of Apache ma.ttias.be/force-redirect-http-https-custom-port-nginx
– Dan
10 hours ago
add a comment |
Since you are receiving a Bad request from the server, you may be able to create an error page that redirects to https. What is the exact status code you receive when calling the URL with HTTP?
– Dan
10 hours ago
based on access.log, it return 400 status code: "GET / HTTP/1.0" 400
– Giac
10 hours ago
In that case, I would argue that it is not possible as 400 is too generic and you can end up with infinite loop. Nginx has a cleaner solution for this as it defines a custom status code for this error, if you would be willing to use it instead of Apache ma.ttias.be/force-redirect-http-https-custom-port-nginx
– Dan
10 hours ago
Since you are receiving a Bad request from the server, you may be able to create an error page that redirects to https. What is the exact status code you receive when calling the URL with HTTP?
– Dan
10 hours ago
Since you are receiving a Bad request from the server, you may be able to create an error page that redirects to https. What is the exact status code you receive when calling the URL with HTTP?
– Dan
10 hours ago
based on access.log, it return 400 status code: "GET / HTTP/1.0" 400
– Giac
10 hours ago
based on access.log, it return 400 status code: "GET / HTTP/1.0" 400
– Giac
10 hours ago
In that case, I would argue that it is not possible as 400 is too generic and you can end up with infinite loop. Nginx has a cleaner solution for this as it defines a custom status code for this error, if you would be willing to use it instead of Apache ma.ttias.be/force-redirect-http-https-custom-port-nginx
– Dan
10 hours ago
In that case, I would argue that it is not possible as 400 is too generic and you can end up with infinite loop. Nginx has a cleaner solution for this as it defines a custom status code for this error, if you would be willing to use it instead of Apache ma.ttias.be/force-redirect-http-https-custom-port-nginx
– Dan
10 hours ago
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Since you are receiving a Bad request from the server, you may be able to create an error page that redirects to https. What is the exact status code you receive when calling the URL with HTTP?
– Dan
10 hours ago
based on access.log, it return 400 status code: "GET / HTTP/1.0" 400
– Giac
10 hours ago
In that case, I would argue that it is not possible as 400 is too generic and you can end up with infinite loop. Nginx has a cleaner solution for this as it defines a custom status code for this error, if you would be willing to use it instead of Apache ma.ttias.be/force-redirect-http-https-custom-port-nginx
– Dan
10 hours ago