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Is it possible to redirect traffic sent to https://ip to http://ip?
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I've seen a lot of solution for redirecting a webserver, but I have a Ubuntu server that is running an application, not over a url. I'd like to redirect requests from https://ip to http://ip, without setting up a domain for this server.
I want the response from http://ip to be returned when https://ip is queried.
I've tried using iptables to redirect traffic from port 443 to 80, but this did not work as requests to https://ip could not get a response.
I also tried using firewall-cmd to allow traffic on port 443, but this did not work either.
Any help on this issue would be greatly appreciated!
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I've seen a lot of solution for redirecting a webserver, but I have a Ubuntu server that is running an application, not over a url. I'd like to redirect requests from https://ip to http://ip, without setting up a domain for this server.
I want the response from http://ip to be returned when https://ip is queried.
I've tried using iptables to redirect traffic from port 443 to 80, but this did not work as requests to https://ip could not get a response.
I also tried using firewall-cmd to allow traffic on port 443, but this did not work either.
Any help on this issue would be greatly appreciated!
http ubuntu https server ubuntu-16.04
asked Mar 25 at 11:16
fuzzifuzzi
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I've seen a lot of solution for redirecting a webserver, but I have a Ubuntu server that is running an application, not over a url. I'd like to redirect requests from https://ip to http://ip, without setting up a domain for this server.
I want the response from http://ip to be returned when https://ip is queried.
I've tried using iptables to redirect traffic from port 443 to 80, but this did not work as requests to https://ip could not get a response.
I also tried using firewall-cmd to allow traffic on port 443, but this did not work either.
Any help on this issue would be greatly appreciated!
http ubuntu https server ubuntu-16.04
asked Mar 25 at 11:16
fuzzifuzzi
3341 gold badge11 silver badges37 bronze badges
I've seen a lot of solution for redirecting a webserver, but I have a Ubuntu server that is running an application, not over a url. I'd like to redirect requests from https://ip to http://ip, without setting up a domain for this server.
I want the response from http://ip to be returned when https://ip is queried.
I've tried using iptables to redirect traffic from port 443 to 80, but this did not work as requests to https://ip could not get a response.
I also tried using firewall-cmd to allow traffic on port 443, but this did not work either.
Any help on this issue would be greatly appreciated!
http ubuntu https server ubuntu-16.04
http ubuntu https server ubuntu-16.04
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By changing the port from 443 to 80, traffic doesn't magically change from HTTP to HTTPS. You can see the port number as a house number and the protocol as a secret knock to get in.
You need to have a service running (who knows the secret knock) on port (house number) 80, which understands the HTTPS protocol (the secret knock).
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By changing the port from 443 to 80, traffic doesn't magically change from HTTP to HTTPS. You can see the port number as a house number and the protocol as a secret knock to get in.
You need to have a service running (who knows the secret knock) on port (house number) 80, which understands the HTTPS protocol (the secret knock).
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By changing the port from 443 to 80, traffic doesn't magically change from HTTP to HTTPS. You can see the port number as a house number and the protocol as a secret knock to get in.
You need to have a service running (who knows the secret knock) on port (house number) 80, which understands the HTTPS protocol (the secret knock).
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By changing the port from 443 to 80, traffic doesn't magically change from HTTP to HTTPS. You can see the port number as a house number and the protocol as a secret knock to get in.
You need to have a service running (who knows the secret knock) on port (house number) 80, which understands the HTTPS protocol (the secret knock).
answered Mar 25 at 12:02
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By changing the port from 443 to 80, traffic doesn't magically change from HTTP to HTTPS. You can see the port number as a house number and the protocol as a secret knock to get in.
You need to have a service running (who knows the secret knock) on port (house number) 80, which understands the HTTPS protocol (the secret knock).
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