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You may be able to proxy it behind nginx, which does support HTTPS. Some applications do struggle when running behind a proxy (I'm looking at you Jira) but my
by scott_w 14y ago
You may be able to proxy it behind nginx, which does support HTTPS.
Some applications do struggle when running behind a proxy (I'm looking at you Jira) but my experience tells me that it's harder to break SSL support than not.
- jbye 14y agoWe're running JIRA behind nginx with https. To get it to work properly we had to edit JIRA's server.xml, duplicate the connector but append (e.g.) proxyPort="8443" and scheme="https". In addition, in JIRA's general settings you should make sure that the base URL is set to use https to avoid the SSL warnings.