SSL Certificate Problem

[takinden]

I am having similar issues but no developers to blame - its me. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. www.aspenleafgourmet.com

[dbltoe]

I am having similar issues but no developers to blame - its me. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. www.aspenleafgourmet.com

I can think of a thousand "similar problems". Can you hit reply, answer some of the posting tips, and be a little more specific about the problem.

[kuroi]

I can think of a thousand "similar problems". Can you hit reply, answer some of the posting tips, and be a little more specific about the problem.

This is so true. "Similar" but undescribed problems often turn out to be completely different. And if you can't be bothered to describe the symptoms you're experiencing, why should we be bothered to try to work them out?

Also, please don't hijack other people's threads. If your issue goes off in a different direction LittleScruffs's problem will lose focus. Unless you know that your problem is identical (in which case your post adds nothing), please start a new thread for yours to be investigated.

[takinden]

Fair enough - thanks for the feedback.

[Technopope]

I had this same problem today after having to copy my site over to an ssl folder on my server to make the https work.

My fix was easy. As others here have stated, the two configure.php files needed to be edited. The admin/includes/configure.php was changed to "define('ENABLE_SSL_CATALOG', 'true');" and the includes/configure.php was changed to "define('ENABLE_SSL', 'true');".

This needed to be done for both the html and the ssl folders on my server, meaning four files needed to be changed. My problem was that the changes were only made in the html folder and not the ssl folder. Make sure the files are set to writable in the file permissions before you edit or copy over new versions, or the changes might not take.