1. The standard Apache module modproxy supports both types of proxy operation. Under Apache 1.x, modproxy only supported HTTP/1.0, but from Apache 2.0, it supports HTTP/1.1. This distinction is particularly important in a proxy, because one of the most significant.
2. That's all there is to the setup of https on Apache with CentOS. You can do a quick test by pointing a browser to You should receive a security warning (since we are using a.

Redirect HTTP traffic to HTTPS in Apache Redirect HTTP to HTTPS with Virtual Host On Ubuntu, Debian, and its derivatives, you'll find the virtual host files in /etc/apache2/sites-available. Open the appropriate file in a text editor of your choice.

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HTTP to HTTPS

Scenario :

Apache Https To Https Redirect

You want to force people coming to your site to use HTTPS. Either for the entire site or a small sub-section of it.

• Note*

Using mod_rewrite to do this isn't the recommended behavior. See RedirectSSL

Fix :

Apache Https To Http Proxy

Entire site (.htaccess) :

Note: While the rules you need are the same as above (because the rule above doesn't depend on any of the quirks of rewrite in .htaccess), you will need to ensure that you place this in a .htaccess file in the root of the site you want to apply it against, and to make sure you have the appropriate AllowOverride configuration in your httpd.conf

Specific Directory

Either put the above solution in a .htaccess file in the directory to be affected, or put the URI prefix in the regex itself.