/admin Under SSL

[egonzalez]

I have an SSL certificate installed on my webserver. i am able to get to /admin using https://domain.com/catalog/admin. When there it is passworded protected so i enter my logon and password and the i get to the admin main screen. After that everytime i put my mouse over any links i can see in the bottom of the browser that it not pointing to https:// instead it takes mt to http:// and since i have selected on my iis6 to force Https:// for the admin folder i cannot enter unless i then go and add the "S" to http, Also when in admin at the bottom it still tell me that i am not protected by a secure SSL conection.

 

What am i missing? Thank you

 

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[egonzalez]

I am sure someone has had this issue, please help!

 

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[brough]

I am sure someone has had this issue, please help!

 

:(

 

I too am having very similar problems. I have my configure.php files set up correctly, apparently, and have duplicated my httpdocs to httpsdocs (which seems a really odd way to go about things) but cannot get a satisfactory result.

[Guest]

I am having problems with this now as well, I have reviewed these forums up and down, but have found nothing that has fixed this. I have been able to secure my checkout process, but no luck with the admin sections. Any help would be greatly appreciated with this. I am not using a shared SSL Cert.

[GraphicsGuy]

Have you checked the /admin/includes/config.php file setting?

 

define('HTTP_SERVER', ''); // eg, http://localhost or - https://localhost should not be NULL for productive servers

 

To use SSL on the admin section it should resemble

 

define('HTTP_SERVER', 'https://www.putyourdomainnamehere.com'); // eg, http://localhost or - https://localhost should not be NULL for productive servers

[Guest]

Have you checked the /admin/includes/config.php file setting?

 

define('HTTP_SERVER', ''); // eg, http://localhost or - https://localhost should not be NULL for productive servers

 

To use SSL on the admin section it should resemble

 

define('HTTP_SERVER', 'https://www.putyourdomainnamehere.com'); // eg, http://localhost or - https://localhost should not be NULL for productive servers

 

That worked for me, it makes sence, but I had set my HTTPS_SERVER to the https:// correctly, but never thought about just setting the HTTP to it. Thank you for the help, that did the job.