how to force apache-2.x to redirect all traffic to port 443?

[Net Llama!]

I thought of that, but unfortunately, this is a somewhat funky setup that
is using Tomcat, with mod_jk in Apache-2.x.  So there really isn't a
docroot where I can plunk down the index.html.  Or i just don't understand
tomcat well enough.  At any rate, what's the other 10% of the issue?

On Fri, 12 Dec 2003, Aaron Grewell wrote:

> The way we usually do it is to create an index.html page in the unsecured
> document root that does a 'meta refresh' to the secure document root.  That
> takes care of 90% of the issue.
>
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>
> Anyone know how to force apache-2.x to redirect all port 80 traffic to port
> 443?
>
>

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