From e106bf5badd6b1030941ce68697b082a672dd12f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: oscwiag Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2023 14:32:23 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] [ci skip] Autodoc commit for f2dae8d585a3d5b2a44852419238be4994cb5960. --- develop/_sources/installation/install-software.rst.txt | 6 +++--- develop/installation/install-software.html | 6 +++--- 2 files changed, 6 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/develop/_sources/installation/install-software.rst.txt b/develop/_sources/installation/install-software.rst.txt index 752abb4c..7f6f7305 100644 --- a/develop/_sources/installation/install-software.rst.txt +++ b/develop/_sources/installation/install-software.rst.txt @@ -145,14 +145,14 @@ Now that Open OnDemand is installed and Apache is running, it should be serving a public page telling you to come back here and setup authentication. If this is the case - then you need to :ref:`add authentication `. -The installation will not move forward with without adding authentication. +The installation will not move forward without adding authentication. After adding authentication, but before actually testing that it works, you should -:ref:`secure your apache `. This way you never send credentials over plain http. +:ref:`secure your Apache `. This way you never send credentials over plain HTTP. You may also want to :ref:`enable SELinux `. -If you're seeing the default apache page (Ubuntu users will) you will have to :ref:`debug virtualhosts ` +If you're seeing the default Apache page (Ubuntu users will) you will have to :ref:`debug virtualhosts ` and likely :ref:`configure a servername `. Building From Source diff --git a/develop/installation/install-software.html b/develop/installation/install-software.html index f0ccc8bc..7fca795f 100644 --- a/develop/installation/install-software.html +++ b/develop/installation/install-software.html @@ -319,11 +319,11 @@

4. Verify installationNow that Open OnDemand is installed and Apache is running, it should be serving a public page telling you to come back here and setup authentication.

If this is the case - then you need to add authentication. -The installation will not move forward with without adding authentication.

+The installation will not move forward without adding authentication.

After adding authentication, but before actually testing that it works, you should -secure your apache. This way you never send credentials over plain http.

+secure your Apache. This way you never send credentials over plain HTTP.

You may also want to enable SELinux.

-

If you’re seeing the default apache page (Ubuntu users will) you will have to debug virtualhosts +

If you’re seeing the default Apache page (Ubuntu users will) you will have to debug virtualhosts and likely configure a servername.