HTTPS with Let's Encrypt

[SysIbba]

Hi, there are some example to explain how use certificate https in THorse daemon project ? In alternative, there are some example to explain how create an Apache Module and how configure Apache to use it ?

Thank you

[igorbastosib]

Not recommended, but enjoy it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1hMwxtKJs0

On Apache, you might find a lot's options on Google, since it is a wide known application

Subtitles are available.

[SysIbba]

Sorry I return on this post ..... I have create an apache module for implement all my RESTful method. Now ... I don't know if this post is in the correct thread but i try ...

The question is ... there is a way to read the Apache "SetEnv" variables from Horse ?

The proble is that in my "BasicAuthorization" callbak I have the necessity to read a config file to access at the DB for validate a user login.

In the normal get/post/put I can access to the "Req.RawWebRequest.PathTranslated" that return me the correct directory of my location and I can load my configuration file ... but in my BasicAuthorization this is not possibile ...

This is my Registry

THorse.AddCallback(BasicAuthorization()).Get('/login', DoGetLogin);

function DoBasicAuthentication(const Username, Password: string): Boolean;
var
  Users: TServiceUsers;
begin
  Users := TServiceUsers.Create;
  try
//    {$IFDEF HORSE_APACHE}
//      var sx : String := Req.RawWebRequest.PathInfo;
//      var sp : String := Req.RawWebRequest.PathTranslated;
//      sp := sp.Replace('\','');
//      sx := sx.Replace('\','');
//      sp := sp.Replace(sx,'') + '/CFG_PGM.ini';
//
//      Users.fHomeSetDir := sp;
//    {$ENDIF}
//
//    Users.ConnectDB;
    Result := Users.IsValid(Username, Password);
  finally
    Users.Free;
  end;
end;

function BasicAuthorization: THorseCallback;
begin
  Result := HorseBasicAuthentication(DoBasicAuthentication);
end;

Thank's

[viniciussanchez]

@SysIbba You can create your own private middleware, basic auth, and pass the Req and Res parameters to it, in addition to the Username and Password.

[dliocode]

@SysIbba conseguiu fazer?