Can't Save Files After SSL Install

[dbjsi83474]

My hosting provider just installed my SSL and now I can edit define pages and EZ pages but when I press save I am taken to the admin page.

I have changed the settings for SSL in the config files. I noticed that my file permissions seemed to have changed since the install. I had them all on 777 but they have changed to 644

I changed a couple of define pages to 777 and tried again to edit but have the same problem.

Not sure if it is relevent but my hosting company did a redirect for http://www to www

They did this by "I've setup the redirect rule in apache config"

They did it that way because it did not work using cpanel domain redirect options.

Any ideas?

[schoolboy]

Who's your host?

[dbjsi83474]

My host is infrenion..the ssl is from rapidssl but purchased through my host

[schoolboy]

Does this host locate the SSL installation inside a different set of folders?

Some (cheap) hosts have both:

httpdocs

and

httpsdocs

... main folders.

If they do not have symlinking installed, you will need to REPLICATE your site into both the httpdocs and httpsdocs folder.

My advice, get out of that hosting environment and host with people who know zencart. See the CERTIFIED HOSTS link above.

[dbjsi83474]

There seems to be only one set of files.

Do i need permission settings open for any other pages/config files to edit define pages or just the define page that I want to edit?

[Vger]

There seems to be only one set of files

There would only be one set of files if you started off without SSL, and all the files in a folder called httpdocs or similar. What schoolboy is saying is that some hosts use an antiquated system where SSL files have to be located in another folder, usually called httpsdocs or similar. This means that you have to upload all files in the httpdocs folder to the new httpsdocs folder, and when you edit one file you have to edit both to keep them in sync.

Files should have permissions of 644, except for the two configure.php files which should have permissions of 644, 444 or 400 (depending on the server configuration). Files should never have permissions of 777.

Vger