I have done SSL in a testing environment with certificate purchased from third-party vendor. It was successfully done as per the steps are given in the doc. Configuring SSL for a test environment | Alfresco Documentation
But, I am facing a problem in implementing SSL in a production environment. (linux)
I have tried with nginx and httpd both.
1. I have to use AWS load balancer with SSL(using Aws certificate) to handle the https request and redirect it to Alfresco server. (done)
2. Alfresco part (repo) is working well with the secured green symbol in the URL but https://myserver/share is not.
3. Share does not allow login, it is redirecting to /dologin page and shows something wrong with this page.
If anyone has done this before, then pls help.
Kintu
Hi:
I do not see why do you need to use AWS load balancer or change Alfresco SSL certificates.
The simplest aprox is to configure an apache httpd (or nginx) virtual host in 443 and to use letsencrypt certbot for getting the certificates of your public machine. In the virtualhost, you should proxy /alfresco and /share to the tomcat ports (via http or ajp). You do not need to touch Alfresco config for this, a usual aprox is to secure only the frontend. You may disable 8080 connector and do proxypass via ajp to 8009 port too.
Regards.
--C.
Hi cesarista,
The Alfresco Content Services application does not communicate with sites that have the ssl protocol.
I installed Let's Encrypt on a website.
Sites with http connects normally
When trying to connect through the application, the following error message occurs:
Save Account
Couldn't save account. Check your account settings with your IT Team
Retry with diagnostic
Done
Clicking on Retry with diagnosis.
Go through the steps with the exception of Checking repository connection
Any configuration to be done?
Thank you.
José Roberto.
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