nginx reverse proxy by default
For linux installation just default to a script that installs NGINX or APACHE as a reverse proxy since that seems to be the only way to have a compliant and secure server installation.
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Mike Hulme
08:48 AMHello Cory. TLS is not disabled through ScreenConnect but done at the OS level. I found this post that may help you: http://forum.screenconnect.com/yaf_postst4574_Testing-and-Fixing-Poodle-on-Windows-Linux-ScreenConnect-servers.aspx#post18173
Mike Hulme
08:49 AMWas there anything else we could help with today?
Mike Hulme
08:49 AMUmm let me take a look at that link
Cory Silva
08:50 AMSure, no problem.
Mike Hulme
08:50 AMOh I see, reverse proxy is the answer. Okay okay I guess I will spin up a reverse proxy server...
Cory Silva
08:58 AMFor the suggestion box: The default installation on linux should just include nginx if that is the only way to be compliant.
Cory Silva
08:59 AMThanks man.
Cory Silva
08:59 AMNo problem! And an fyi for you: our feature request portal is here: http://screenconnect.userecho.com/ All feedback like that is very helpfl for our development team.
I think this issue can be closed since ScreenConnect updated its internal linux web server and it now supports modern TLS encryption algorithms.