"checkout" Page Not Found - Help

[urbananthem]

After items are added to cart and 'checkout' is selected, the page is not found. Also, when the 'my account' link is clicked, page not found.

 

http://urban-anthem.com/cart/product_info.php?products_id=3

 

thats a link to one of the products so you can see what I mean.

 

Its been like that since it was installed.

 

Can someone help me?

[dropdeadred]

Check your SSL settings.

[urbananthem]

Check your SSL settings.

 

 

I'm not sure how to do that. I looked in my config and can't find anything for SSL settings.

[dropdeadred]

In your config files are https locations - are all these set right? Do you have "use SSL" set to true?

 

Your 'missing' pages are all secure pages that begin https:// instead of http:// ergo the issue is with that setup. Try searching the documentation on oscommerce.info also.

[urbananthem]

I see what you mean, and I checked my configure.php for both admin and display. Here is what my admin line was for SSL:

 

define('HTTPS_CATALOG_SERVER', 'https://urban-anthem.com');

define('ENABLE_SSL_CATALOG', 'true'); // secure webserver for catalog module

 

and here is what I found for the rest of the site:

 

define('HTTPS_SERVER', 'https://urban-anthem.com'); // eg, https://localhost - should not be empty for productive servers

define('ENABLE_SSL', true); // secure webserver for checkout procedure?

 

This obviously isn't right. Where could I find what address I need to put in there?

[dropdeadred]

SSL problems give me a headache :D

 

Those entries actually look right to me - because the configure pages are permission protected, are you absolutely sure that that is the version that is live on the server? Sometimes you can upload something to a protected location and it's not clear that it didn't upload. At this point I'd try your host's support to make sure the cert has been set up right, because I can't find any info on it that identifies a cert is issued for your domain. When I visit https://urban-anthem.com I get the apache info page for your host.

[urbananthem]

SSL problems give me a headache :D

 

Those entries actually look right to me - because the configure pages are permission protected, are you absolutely sure that that is the version that is live on the server? Sometimes you can upload something to a protected location and it's not clear that it didn't upload. At this point I'd try your host's support to make sure the cert has been set up right, because I can't find any info on it that identifies a cert is issued for your domain. When I visit https://urban-anthem.com I get the apache info page for your host.

 

 

Yes, apparently it was a hosting problem. They offered free SSL but you need to purchase a dedicated IP before they can set it up. I did that and am waiting on then. Once they set it up (assuming at https://urban-anthem.com) should it just all work?

[dropdeadred]

It should, yes. Honestly OSC's secure stuff is so hands-free-easy that things like this often come down to the hosts screwing it up. When I set mine up I requested it on a subdomain but they put it on the root, and I had to go through all this nonsense myself.

[urbananthem]

It should, yes. Honestly OSC's secure stuff is so hands-free-easy that things like this often come down to the hosts screwing it up. When I set mine up I requested it on a subdomain but they put it on the root, and I had to go through all this nonsense myself.

 

 

Do you think I should have them set it up on "https://urban-anthem.com" or on a subdomain?

[dropdeadred]

No you should not use a subdomain. Have them set it up on http://urban-anthem.com - just the basic url you use. The s will come later :) I have my entire oscommerce installed on a subdomain, hence my cert pointing there.