2014-02-10, 19:54
2014-02-10, 20:18
Not that I'm aware of. HTTPS adds a level of complexity and ties up resources. In my experience the interface is accessed via LAN, where is the value in doing HTTPS?
2014-04-05, 08:42
If you wanna access it over the internet and use SSL for securities sake you could use Apache and mod_proxy to achieve this. Apache can be installed on the same host as XBMC, I wrote an article about this a while back
http://josnienhuis.nl/posts/6/webexposed...bit-of-ssl
http://josnienhuis.nl/posts/6/webexposed...bit-of-ssl
2014-07-17, 15:03
(2014-04-05, 08:42)josz Wrote: [ -> ]If you wanna access it over the internet and use SSL for securities sake you could use Apache and mod_proxy to achieve this. Apache can be installed on the same host as XBMC, I wrote an article about this a while back
http://josnienhuis.nl/posts/6/webexposed...bit-of-ssl
Hi.
I'm intrested to use Web-Interface (Gotham 13.1 with default WebUI v2.2.16) via https and I also have Apache 2.4.9 in my LAN Server. I have my own self signed certificate in Apache also for https:443
Above link was 404.
So.. I'm able to use my Apache Web Server:80 that is visible to WAN to redirect some alias to XBMC Web interface (I'm using port 80 internally also), like http://MyIP:80/xbmcUI/
?
2014-08-08, 09:53
(2014-04-05, 08:42)josz Wrote: [ -> ]If you wanna access it over the internet and use SSL for securities sake you could use Apache and mod_proxy to achieve this. Apache can be installed on the same host as XBMC, I wrote an article about this a while back
http://josnienhuis.nl/posts/6/webexposed...bit-of-ssl
Thanks