How to redirect HTTP on Windows native jenkins to HTTSP?

[Adrian Fita]

Hi.

I'm using the Windows native package of Jenkins v1.512. I configured HTTPS as described at the end of this wiki page: https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Starting+and+Accessing+Jenkins (I configured --httpsPort, --httpsKeyStore and--httpsKeyStorePassword in jenkins.xml). HTTPS works fine, but I want to make sure that when users land on HTTP are forcefully redirected to HTTPS.

Currently, the users that arrive on HTTP stay on HTTP. I would like to avoid disabling HTTP support altogether (by configuring --httpPort=-1) or implementing a front proxy with some HTTP server (ex: Apache httpd, nginx, etc.), or to have a http server which listens on HTTP and redirects to HTTPS.

I studied the wiki, the mailinglists, the Winstone page (http://winstone.sourceforge.net), but I couldn't find anything relevant. Any other suggestions?

Thanks.

[Ryan Hammond]

Adrian, did you find an answer elsewhere?

[Richard Bywater]

I don't believe that this is available built-in and your only choice would be to stick a web server in front or similar.

Having said that I'm interested in why, if you are always forcing people to https, would you not just turn http off?

Richard.

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