Option to specify the HTTPS port

[lex]

I've created a patch that allows the administrator to specify the port used for HTTPS connections, as not everyone is using port 443 for this.

[lex]

Add the following to the main.inc.php file to use it:

// set the port used for https connections
$rcmail_config['https_port'] = 443;

[blodan]

hm, the included patch isnt 100%, you probably dont want to redirect to https://yourhost.com:443, as thats the default port so https://yourhost.com would suffice :P

header('Location: https://' . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . ($RCMAIL->config->get('https_port') != 443 ? ":" . $RCMAIL->config->get('https_port') : '') . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']); 

should do it :)

[lex]

Replying to blodan:

hm, the included patch isnt 100%, you probably dont want to redirect to https://yourhost.com:443, as thats the default port so https://yourhost.com would suffice :P {{{ header('Location: https://' . $_SERVERHTTP_HOST? . ($RCMAIL->config->get('https_port') != 443 ? ":" . $RCMAIL->config->get('https_port') : ) . $_SERVERREQUEST_URI?); }}} should do it :)

Most browsers will get rid of the :443 themselves (and it won't cause any troubles if it doesn't), but you are right, your solution is cleaner, I have updated the patch.

[alec]

Implemented with 'force_https' plugin in r3038.

[thomasb]

Please sorry for the confusion but we now decided to keep the force_https config option for compatibility reasons but instead of adding a new option you can now specify the port number as a value of force_https itself. If it is just set to true, the default port 443 is assumed. Changes committed in r3049