This if only valid for >= 1.0.3
There's a wiki page explaining howto change the default port for the ispcp admin panel and enablin ssl at the same time.
http://www.isp-control.net/documentation...efaultport
The advantages of this are quite clear (in my case I use https under port 8443)
.- It's easy for people to migrate from plesk for exemple (others apply too..)
.- Doesn't matter the domain, the customer will have a option to enter to the control panel using his own domain (
https://example.com:8443) instead of having to remember your server name (wich gives you trouble in case of a server migration)
.- Doesn't interfere with the rest of the services on 443 (for example you can still have webmail under ssl too)
Bugs/enhancement pending on the trunk version (what will be 1.0.8)
Adding port information on ispcp.conf
Adding the port information to ispcp would make easier to mantain a installation with ssl on non-standard port.
Ticket
2438
UPDATES
There was a problem with the links in the main page
Ticket
2093
fixed in rev2501
There was a problem with the default pages created that didn't use the default schema for the admin panel (always http
Ticket
2091
fixed in rev2516
login.php
Currently login.php breaks when used with a port not standard (80 for http or 443 for https)
There's a patch for this (the same fix there's in the wiki howto)
http://www.isp-control.net/ispcp/ticket/2092
fixed in rev2909
phpmyadmin autologin
The autologin for the php users doesn't work if you are under ssl and/or a different port than 80/443. Until this is fixed the users have to use the link at the left.
http://www.isp-control.net/ispcp/ticket/2228
fixed in rev3126