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Moodle on IIS

colly72
I've got a Moodle installed on IIS. Working via DNAT works fine but as soon as I implement WAF, it breaks all the CSS.  Anyone have any thoughts on why this might be?


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  • 0 in reply to colly72
    Did you solve this?

    I have the same problem. I think it's due to the fact that I enabled HTTPS for the login in moodle. So whenever you go to the site, moodle redirects to https for the login and back to http after login.

    I have tried configuring the Sophos to only publish the server (without any WAF profile) and it doesn't work, it seems it skips CSS. Logs don't show any rules being applied, which is normal since i'm not applying any profile.

    Anyone know how to solve this?
    Thank you in advanced!
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  • 0 in reply to guillerone
    I forgot to mention that we are seeing this issue without IIS, we are using XAMP's Apache.
  • 0 in reply to guillerone
    I found out how to do it but to be honest I though I had tried this when I asked the question. It's very simple.

    All you have to do is create two "real servers" (HTTP and HTTPS) and two "virtual servers" (HTTP and HTTPS). You don't need to do anything special with the site path routing, just leave them as root ("/"), they are automatically created.

    Hope it helps others.
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