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["pj.wagner" <address@concealed>]

Only HTTPS would be surly a option too. Its more a force of habit to write 
the connection upgrades I guess. the host is dedicated to Postfix and Sympa.

Here is the config I come up with so far.
  https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/3P9JKbcNmJ/
At the moment Apache serves **something**(blank page, probably it will throw 
me an 404 very soon too :P ) but does not throw me an useful error on which I 
could work on.
I guess I need to change something with the fcgi part.

while there I left the generic config witch comes with the package in place.
  https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/46FR5cWPRJ/

The error messages I get are most of the time syntax errors when I try out 
something stupid motivated by despair.

‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
On Monday, 3 February 2020 20:48, Peter Schober <address@concealed> 
wrote:

> -   pj.wagner address@concealed [2020-02-03 19:10]:
>
> > got my issues letting Apache redirect HTTP to HTTPS.
>
> Have you considered offeringonly HTTPS?
>
> At least for my purposes noone would need to enter the complete URL to
> Sympa's web interface into a web browser (probably without also typing
> "https://"; at the start and thereby ending up on the plain HTTP port,
> as long as webbrowsers don't try HTTPS first) -- instead they would
> only follow links from elsewhere.
> So there'd be no reason to even listen on plain HTTP.
>
> > Whatever I try I get either a syntax error or I brake the
> > /etc/httpd/conf.d/sympa.conf in an other way.
>
> Well, error messages are there to also inform you of the kind of
> error that happened, not just of the fact that any (unspecified) error
> has occured.
> Did you try searching for the exact error message on the web?
> Did you try 'apachectl -t' (or 'apache2ctl -t') to test your config?
>
> > A config example would be now much appriciated.
>
> I'd start with from the documentation of the software involved:
> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/en/mod/mod_alias.html#redirect
>
> But of course that depends on how the rest of your server config looks
> like, esp. wrt plain HTTP vs. HTTPS vhosts.
>
> HTH,
> -peter