: HTTP for one part of the site, HTTPS for other We have a site which is HTTP, but it has an admin part. How can we secure the admin part with HTTPS? For example, WordPress (which I know)
We have a site which is HTTP, but it has an admin part. How can we secure the admin part with HTTPS?
For example, WordPress (which I know) is located at foo.com, but we want to have foo.com/wp-admin/
How to do this?
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A generic non-application way to force an entire directory and its subdirectories to use SSL can be achieved with Apache:
Options +FollowSymlinks
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off
RewriteRule (.*) %{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI}
Simply put that in a the .htaccess file of the directory you wish to secure. If you put it in your root directory it will force your whole site to be secure.
I'll assume you already have an SSL certificate, and have Apache (or $HTTPD) configured properly to work with SSL requests. If this is a bad assumption, let me know.
Otherwise, the quickest way to wrangle WordPress into forcing SSL for logins/admin pages would be the Admin SSL WP Plugin. Install it, activate it, et voilá.
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