Installing FOG Client with HTTPS, unable to install CA Certificate from Server
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These are the exact lines that are added for http/https mode.
echo "NameVirtualHost *:80" > "$etcconf" echo "NameVirtualHost *:443" >> "$etcconf" echo "<VirtualHost *:80>" >> "$etcconf" echo " ServerName $ipaddress" >> "$etcconf" echo " RewriteEngine On" >> "$etcconf" echo " RewriteRule /management/other/ca.cert.der$ - [L]" >> "$etcconf" echo " RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off" >> "$etcconf" echo " RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}/\$1 [R,L]" >> "$etcconf" echo "</VirtualHost>" >> "$etcconf"This would produce a https install of FOG beginning with:
NameVirtualHost *:80 NameVirtualHost *:443 <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName <fogip/hostname> RewriteEngine On RewriteRule /management/other/ca.cert.der$ - [L] RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}/$1 [R,L] </VirtualHost>This should do the same thing as what @Joe-Schmitt Suggested, though maybe something is off here? I don’t play too much with https side of things during installation, I manually handle my stuff to more quickly develop the GUI.
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Hey Guys,
Thanks for answering. Would this be the sites-enabled config? I tried changing that but still am getting the unable to install CA certificate issue, even after restarting the apache server.
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@hancocza if I read the issue correctly, the problem is your network doesn’t allow port 80 at all, correct?
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@tom-elliott Correct. So i have edited the web server to redirect to https and that works fine, its just that the fog client cannot reach the certificate when installing on host computers.
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@hancocza are you using the default SSL cert generated by the FOG server?
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@joe-schmitt For the apache web server? No. We use a custom one. From what I understood though was that the installer is just looking for the srvpublic.crt, which is still in it’s original place.
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@hancocza does the computer you’re trying to install the client on trust that SSL certificate? (e.g. if you go to your fog server in a browser, is there a certificate error?).
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@joe-schmitt Yes. I go to the browser and it doesn’t throw any warnings. The address bar has the green secure lock on it.
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@hancocza alright, then this is definitely a client bug. The functions we created to download files did not adhere to redirect requests. I’m working on patching that now.
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@hancocza Can you try installing this build: https://build.jbob.io/Client/nightly/02-13-downloadredirect-01/SmartInstaller.exe ? It should follow your SSL redirect.
Please note that it is a nightly build and so should not be used in production, as the binaries are unsigned and can cause unforeseen issues.
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@joe-schmitt Do you have an MSI version of it? If not, do you know what the parameter is to install this with https?
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You can browse all the files here: https://build.jbob.io/Client/nightly/02-13-downloadredirect-01/
Here is the MSI: https://build.jbob.io/Client/nightly/02-13-downloadredirect-01/FOGService.msi
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@joe-schmitt Hey Joe,
Just tried to install it with the HTTPS switch. Still getting the Unable to install CA Certificate issue.
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@hancocza Can you try again with this build? https://build.jbob.io/Client/release-candidate/0.11.14-RC-03/FOGService.msi
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@joe-schmitt Still a no go. Still trying to reach over 80.
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Moved to bug reports as it seems to be one. Thanks @Joe-Schmitt for looking into this!
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@hancocza let me remote in and debug the issue. The installer had a bug which prevented it from pinning a server over https if port 80 was blocked. This has been fixed in v0.11.14, which will be released with the next server RC.
