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    red flag SSL problems

    Hi

    i have a site which has its own SSL cert, i use the SSL for the Admin section of the site.

    when i go to the admin section it automatically goes to
    https://MYSITE.co.uk/ADMIN/login.php

    Which is great, and when i log in it returns the page
    https://MYSITE.co.uk/ADMIN/index.php


    however.... when i start to use the admin aspect of my site the SSL is not used. For example, if i go to ADMIN > CATALOG > CATAGORIES/PRODUCTS the url drops the SSL and returns
    http://MYSITE.co.uk/ADMIN/categories.php

    It appears that SSL is only used to log-in and to display the admin index page. Is this normal? or has something gone wrong somewhere?..

    Am i wrong in assuming that SSL is used throughout the whole admin section?

    All comments welcome
    Thanks
    Martin

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    Default Re: SSL problems

    Yes this is normal.

    As of v1.3.x, the Admin area can only secure the "login" page via SSL unless you set the HTTP_SERVER in your "admin/includes/configure.php" to an SSL URL, in which case the entire admin area will be treated as SSL rather than only selected relevant pages. This will be changing during the admin-rewrite phase ...
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    Default Re: SSL problems

    If you want your entire admin to use the HTTPS address, then edit your /admin/includes/configure.php file and set your HTTP_SERVER to the same as your HTTPS_SERVER and your DIR_WS_ADMIN the same as your DIR_WS_HTTPS_ADMIN.
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    Default Re: SSL problems

    Cheers DrByte & Tino,

    I just wasnt sure if it was supposed to do that.. Thanks for the help!

 

 

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