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    Default Ssl Problems

    I have done 3 sites withthe smae web host and I am using a shared ssl certificate for all 3 sites. Obviously, each certificate is different for each site.

    Two sites work great sonce word go but the last site I did does not even though I did the same thing for the 3rd as for the other 2.

    I contacted the web host about it and they looked into it, it took a few days. Today I got a reply which I pasted below.

    "After all this I now believe that you will need to take this up with zencart support.

    When we use the URL https://secureweb.webhostingsolutions.com.au/~xxxxxxxx it loads fine as the shared SSL is installed on the hostname.

    Then when we click on the login hyperlink the URL then generated is

    http://riderrevival.com.au/index.php...e1d6387af30a03 which contains the domain name not the server hostname. So it goes to an unsecure page.

    However if the URL for login is some thing like the following then every thing is perfect.

    https://secureweb.webhostingsolution...e1d6387af30a03

    So, it appears that you have installed the SLL correctly but it is the page that it is being called for that is not correct. This is a configuration issue that zen cart wil be able to help you with."

    So how do I fix it if they are correct? As I said at the beginning, I installed it and enabled it as I had for the other 2 in both configure.php files.

    The 3 sites I am referring to are all in my signature. Any ideas?

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    Default Re: Ssl Problems

    check your configure.php files(both of them) for the entry in these lines and you will most likely find your error
    You will most likely see:
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      define('HTTP_SERVER', 'http://riderrevival.com.au');
      define('HTTPS_SERVER', 'https://riderrevival.com.au');
    When it should be more like this:
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      define('HTTP_SERVER', 'http://riderrevival.com.au');
      define('HTTPS_SERVER', 'https://secureweb.webhostingsolutions.com.au/~xxxxxxxx ');
    A line or 2 below this in the /includes copy the enable ssl needs to be set to true also
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    Default Re: Ssl Problems

    Thank you Kobra.

    That is exactly how I have them and they are both enabled. Hence why I am buffled as to why it's not working.

    As I said in before, I have doen this for the other 2 sites and they both worked without a glitch.

    Is there any other setting I may have missed in my admin?

    Thank you.

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    Default Re: Ssl Problems

    Looking at your site and the behavior - it really looks like these are not set correctly...

    Are you certian that you FTP'd them and that it was successful?
    Can you view the file on the server like in an account file manager?
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    Default Re: Ssl Problems

    http://riderrevival.com.au/

    If that is the site in question you do not have it setup for using 'https'.

    You say you checked both config files but is the front-end one (includes/configure.php) set to "true" for using SSL?

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    Default Re: Ssl Problems

    You're right Kobra, I had to use the control panel's file manager as the ftp program I use wasn't changing the permissions on the file.

    I feel so silly, thank you again.

 

 

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