serve in HTTPS mode

[kensodemann]

From @Qvatra on August 18, 2017 12:26

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[ ] 2.x
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[x] feature request
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Current behavior:
not possible to serve locally in HTTPS mode. Its important because if remote host is SSL any secure cookies are lost when they come back to the non-SSL browser.

Expected behavior:
possibility to configure ionic to serve on HTTPS locally

Reproduction
What I'm trying to achieve in my app:

1. I’m sending authentication request from my app to SSL server using ionic proxy.
2. Server response contain sessionId in secure cookie.
3. I’m sending another request that suppose to have this sessionId in requestHeader cookie.

In reality the last request doesn’t have sessionId in requestHeader cookie and that's why I get 401 ‘Unauthorized’. When I look at responseHeader cookie of the first request I see the following: set-cookie:PHPSESSID=5583u6dcq803qlm5mnnc79vua4i0hs10htoj1mavskhv0bdg8m31; path=/; secure; HttpOnly

My idea is to make ionic somehow run locally in secure mode so that this secure cookie would be passed through.

Copied from original issue: ionic-team/ionic-framework#12699

[kensodemann]

Hello! Thank you for opening an issue with us! Since this is not a feature request for the Ionic framework itself but is a feature request for the CLI, I am moving this issue over to ionic-team/ionic-cli.

Thank you for using Ionic

[iget-master]

This is a very important feature! There's any prevision for this implementation?

[rizrmd]

I just tried ionic serve --ssl, it doesn't work...

[imhoffd]

@rizkyramadhan This is an old issue. Please follow this issue for HTTPS support for Ionic 4.