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Closed 10 years ago.
I tried a lot of time,but failed.could any one tell me step-by-step?can i only use tomcat and keytool?
the process is a bit complicated, you need understand how Certification Authority(CA) and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) works. steps
Create RootCA
Generate key pairs for tomcat server and clients
Generate CSR using step 2's keypair
Sign CSR with RootCA
Import CA reply
Install RootCA as trusted CA and Signed certificate in Server and clients machine.
Modify tomcat connector settings to use two-phase SSL
if you are not familiar with keytool or openssl command line, there are some GUI aviabile, e.g. portecle TinaCA
And if you have windows server running, you can install certificate service and do the generate and sign stuff through web interface
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Closed 9 years ago.
I need to set up tortoise svn on a share that is hosted on our server. I read this is not wise, but I dont mind, because only me and my manager uses that. Anyone done that before? Would appreciate any help.
TortoiseSVN is not a server and includes no server components.
Anytime you are using a repository on a network and/or sharing with another user, you need to be running a server (svnserve or Apache). Ignoring best practices & other advice with "I know it's wrong, but I don't mind, it's only two of us" is faulty and you will eventually have a problem.
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Closed 9 years ago.
Hi is there anyone out there that could tell me how to set up a Linux server (running CetOS 6)
to host some web apps? I want to be able to deploy to the server and update the apps by a re-deploy.
Thanks
Will
You can probably start from here:
http://www.lifelinux.com/how-to-setup-a-lamp-server-on-centos-6-0/
The LAMP software package was created for exactly that purpose. It comes with all software and installation/setup instructions you could ever need. Look at the external links in the referenced Wikipedia page.
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Closed 9 years ago.
How can I turn my website into a secure website. I want it to run on secure webpage such as Facebook most apps run on secure page.
I want to know if I have to buy new domain or I can do with my same domain or if there is some setting to do so?
I have never worked with secure web.
Or if there is some good secure provider etc etc kindly tell me.
Get an SSL certificate. http://www.digicert.com/
If your using IIS, install the certificate to point to the directory where your web pages will be saved. And if you update all your links to https:\ that will make the user direction faster. No need for a different domain name.
When the viewer comes to your site, the browser will redirect to the ssl.
I can't help with apache or any of the other linux variants.
You could have a look at an Apache tutorial for SSL certificates. Setting up Apache locally, you can get to know certificates (generate your own, freely) and try deploying one.
It is possible to deploy a so-called self-signed SSL certificate online, but the user will be alerted that it is untrusted. What you pay for is the trust of a Certificate Authority, which in turn has paid the web browser to trust them. A "chain of trust".
Actually, some ISPs lack support for SSL(!) so that's good to establish beforehand.
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Closed 10 years ago.
What does SSL do and what are the bad things that can happen if I omit SSL for my website?
SSL prevents man-in-the-middle attackers from seeing or modifying data as it's sent through the internet.
Any page which contains or asks for sensitive information, or any page which involves code that executes with elevated privileges (eg, browser addins or software downloads) should use SSL for all requests.
In theory, a signed SSL certificate also indicates that the signatory has verified the identity of the site, but that doesn't mean much.
Basically everything in HTML is sent in plain text formats, meaning if intercepted it could be ready very easily.
SSL makes all the plain text into encrypted mumojumbo that is extremely difficult to decrypt and read.
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Closed 12 years ago.
I have searched in google and didnt find any.
Communication Channel Security
The communication channel used depends on different cases[3]
* Front end and application server uses RFC
* Application server and application server uses RFC
* SAP J2EE Engine and application server uses RFC
* SAP router and application server uses RFC
* Connection to database uses RFC
* Web browser and application server uses HTTP, HTTPS, and SOAP
hope that helps