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Linkpoint doesn't want to install

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2 Jul 2014, 7:21 PM
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Linkpoint doesn't want to install

The linkpoint/firstdata payment module insists I need to activate ssl when I'm looking at it from an https:// view.

caveat: Is it possible that a cloned version of this module would be interfering with this? My client offers half upfront to her wholesale customers, so I cloned this module to only charge half of the price for logged in wholesale cutomers. The cloned version is ready to be installed and does not insist on enabling ssl (unless I disable ssl)

6 Jul 2014, 4:51 AM
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Re: Linkpoint doesn't want to install

In your admin configure.php file, do you have HTTP_SERVER defined with an https URL?
If not, you will have trouble.

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6 Jul 2014, 3:06 PM
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Re: Linkpoint doesn't want to install

DrByte:

In your admin configure.php file, do you have HTTP_SERVER defined with an https URL?
If not, you will have trouble.

Yep, I should have mentioned that I solved it. Enabling https throughout the admin was the answer. Setting both the HTTP_SERVER and HTTPS_SERVER to https:// in the admin configure.php file enables it throughout the site.