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sfSslRequirement plugin (for symfony 1.0)
The sfSslRequirement is a symfony plugin that provides SSL encryption support for your module actions.
It gives you 2 new security settings: require_ssl and allow_ssl.
The plugin also adds 2 new sfAction methods: ->sslRequired() and ->sslAllowed().
Logic
Only execute once per request and SF_ENVIRONMENT in one of the environments configured in app_disable_sslfilter
* if not posting
* if secured
* then check if its allowed else redirect from https to http
* else if secured required redirect from http to https
Installation
Install the plugin
symfony plugin-install http://plugins.symfony-project.com/sfSslRequirementPlugin
Activate the filter in your filters.yml
sfSslRequirement:
class: sfSslRequirementFilter
Clear your cache
symfony cc
Secure your application
To force SSL on an action:
Add the following snippet to the module security.yml:
sslAction:
require_ssl: true
You're done. Now, if you try to access the sslAction with HTTP, you will be automatically redirected to HTTPS.
- The
sslAction listed here is an example. Substitute with your actual action name.
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