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HTTPS is now a requirement
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This package now depends on Apache's mod_ssl pacakge. This will automatically
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be installed along with ZoneMinder. Upon installation, the mod_ssl package
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will create a default, self-signed certificate. This is the certificate that
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ZoneMinder will use out of the box.
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Since the certificate is self-signed, you will get a warning from your browser
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the first time you access the web portal. This is normal.
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This is not intended to be an all encompasing solution for everyone. ZoneMinder
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will work just fine over HTTPS the way it is currently configured. However,
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here are a couple of considerations you may want to take.
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1. Create your own certificate. The CentOS wiki has a guide that describes how
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to do this: https://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/Https . Additionally, Googling
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"centos certificate" reveals many articles on the subject. Note that some
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third party applications, such as zmNinja, will require you to create a
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certificate different than the default certificate on your machine.
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2. You can turn off HTTPS entirely by simply commenting out the SSLRequireSSL
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directives found in /etc/httpd/conf.d/zoneminder.conf. You should also
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comment out the HTTP -> HTTPS Rewrite rule.
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