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How to use certbot to redirect bookstack form 80 to 443? #1172
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Originally created by @donaldzou on GitHub (May 7, 2019).
Hi, now I have http and https both enabled, but I want to force bookstack only 443. What should i do?
@ssddanbrown commented on GitHub (May 8, 2019):
Hi @donaldzou, Your question is more of a webserver administration question that an question specific to BookStack.
It will depend on what operating system, webserver software and how you've set-up HTTPS. If you provide those details then we may be able to provide more support.
If you used letsencrypt, via certbot, it usually gives you the choice to redirect HTTP traffic.
You could set the
APP_URLparameter in your.envfile you start withhttps://but that won't force all requests to be https, only links generated by BookStack.@Mant1kor commented on GitHub (May 8, 2019):
@donaldzou It depends on the web server you use.
@lithium-ap commented on GitHub (May 23, 2019):
Hi, if you are using apache with certbot installed via apt or yum you it should ask you if you want it to create the redirects during the final part of the cert generation. If not you will need to add a redirect to your virtualhost config or through .htaccess and rewrite module. This article is pretty straightforward.
Like I mentioned tho... the final step in certbot asks you if you want certbot to create the redirect for you (with both Apache and Nginx will do)
@ssddanbrown commented on GitHub (May 25, 2019):
Thanks for the above responses.
Since the original issue creator has not responded, and since some useful information has been provided, I'll close this. If you continue to have problems feel free to open a new issue.