Hello,
i would just add that executing "the upgrade tools" (`$OPENNMS_HOME/bin/install -dis) didn't work for me (while installing the 14.0.1 version from the yum repository).

As i commented before in this same issue, just this works for me:
I had followed this url http://www.opennms.org/wiki/Standalone_HTTPS_with_Jetty#For_the_Impatient in order to enable https, but if i don't copy the jetty.xml file and uncomment the SslSelectChannelConnector section, Jetty won't open the 8443 port.

Best regards,
Pablo

Alejandro closed this by using the upgrade tools in 14. We just need to document that you can run /opt/opennms/bin/install -dis to update the jetty.xml file. Marking as fixed.

OK, I get it now. The system properties from opennms.properties are used to fill in values in the jetty.xml file that is copied into place.

I think that we just need to update the http://www.opennms.org/wiki/Standalone_HTTPS_with_Jetty wiki page with instructions regarding the jetty.xml file and then we can close this issue. Unless there is a way to put a conditional into the jetty.xml that enables the SSL section if the org.opennms.netmgt.jetty.https-port system property is present...

Here is how I understand it works:

1) Enable SSL on opennms.properties as usual
2) Copy over the jetty.xml from the examples directory to /opt/opennms/etc
3) Uncomment the SSL section on jetty.xml
4) Restart OpenNMS
5) Done

The upgrade tools are going to do that for you if you do this:

1) Stop OpenNMS
2) Enable SSL on opennms.properties
3) Execute the upgrade tools
4) Start OpenNMS

I'm confused. It sounds like all of the Jetty HTTPS config is now handled in the jetty.xml file but I still see the Jetty HTTPS section in opennms.properties. Should it be removed to avoid confusion or am I misunderstanding how things work now?