SSL quick question

[jackat]

When I installed osC I didn't have the foresite to set up the right security (SSL) beforehand. I'm doing so now with my hosting provider, and need to know how to update my osC account to reflect this change...?

 

Thanks for your help,

Jack

[kgt]

I'm not sure what you mean by "OSC account."

 

You need to change includes/configure.php to use your secure server information. If you want the admin section secure (and you should), you also need to change admin/includes/configure.php

[jackat]

I'm not sure what you mean by "OSC account."

 

You need to change includes/configure.php to use your secure server information.  If you want the admin section secure (and you should), you also need to change admin/includes/configure.php

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Certainly I'm not saying it right, but all I want to do is change my osC "data" to show that I have SSL, which I did not when I first downloaded osC. You say I should change the file includes/configure.php, but where should I change this file and what should I change from/to???

 

Thanks for your help!

[Guest]

you should open the file and read it, only has about 20 lines and you will find it.

[BenFremer]

I have a similar problem. I am trying to fix up the site http://www.tdiproducts.net , when I enable SSL, (trying to use a shared SSL certificate from tigertech.net), users can no longer register as a new customer. If you try it, it just refreshes the "new customer" form, leaving you to fill it out, endlessly, without progress.

 

Is this just a problem with the configure.php files' code?

 

Thanks,

 

Ben