How to change ScriptCase to run under SSL

Scriptcase 8 Installation
#1

I am running scriptcase out of the box not using https (ssl). What are the steps to enable ssl for the scriptcase development environment?

Thank you,
Robb

#2

Here is a website link for you, this is a step by step instructions.

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-an-ssl-certificate-from-a-commercial-certificate-authority

#3

SSL is a Server<->client protocol. You don’t have to change anything on Scriptcase or your applications. Just enable SSL en your server, and then, your connection will be secure.

#4

Not sure how to enable for the scriptcase apache. I already have it enabled on my primary apache server. Since scriptcase installs its own apache, not sure how to modify it to use SSL.

RK

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#5

I figured it out. Thank you.

#6

Would you mind sharing what it is you did to get your SC deployment working with SSL?

#7

I find it quite upsetting that someone has a profile as wanka, this is clearly a play on words in the UK, The correct spelling is Wanker, I have read this guys post’s and im shocked he has not been removed yet!

#8

Hello rjkantor,

How did you solve the issue? I want to access my scriptcase development environment using ssl and don’t know how to proceed to achieve that. It is running under scriptcase’s own apache webserver.

Thanks.

Daniel.

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#9

  1. Add your cert and key in the /opt/ssl directories:
    /etc/ssl/certs/YOURCERT.pem
    /etc/ssl/private/YOURKEY.key

  2. Open file /opt/NetMake/v9-php81/wwwroot/scriptcase/conf/apachesc9php81.conf

  3. Find the lines:
    #Listen 12.34.56.78:80
    Listen 8092

  4. Replace Listen 8092 with:
    Listen 443

  5. Add the following under Listen 443:
    SSLEngine on
    SSLCertificateFile “/etc/ssl/certs/YOURCERT.pem”
    SSLCertificateKeyFile “/etc/ssl/private/YOURKEY.key”

  6. Save file and Reboot

7: navigate to your ScriptCase site with https://yourscriptcase domain name

#10

Glad I found this answer!

Another simpler solution is to use CloudFlare’s DNS proxy.

Just need to change the port to 80, just need to make sure the servername is correct.