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Does the bokeh-server support SSL?

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David_Jung
David_Jung

The bokeh-server defaults to listening on localhost:5006. As I understand it, it will need to be accessed by the JS code in the client.

I’m required to have all HTTP traffic be over SSL, so I’d like to have the server listen for SSL/HTTPS requests, also via a non-standard port.

I don’t see any command-line options to specify SSL or provide certificates, but can I achieve it via the API?

Thanks,

-David

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Mateusz_Paprocki
Mateusz_Paprocki

Hi,

Relevant issue https://github.com/bokeh/bokeh/issues/1383.

Mateusz

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On Thu, Nov 6, 2014 at 10:54 PM, David Jung david.lisle.jung@gmail.com wrote:

The bokeh-server defaults to listening on localhost:5006. As I understand it, it will need to be accessed by the JS code in the client.

I’m required to have all HTTP traffic be over SSL, so I’d like to have the server listen for SSL/HTTPS requests, also via a non-standard port.

I don’t see any command-line options to specify SSL or provide certificates, but can I achieve it via the API?

Thanks,

-David

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