Error Code: -12263

[mbare]

Greetings,

 

I've searched for my Error Code and read through a lot of posts, but have yet to stumble across my "issue". When I press any of these links "Log-in, Create an Account, My Account, Check Out" I get the following error code.

 

"abc.com has sent an incorrect or unexpected message. Error Code: -12263"

 

Everything else on the installation has no problems just this one area. I'm thinking I missed a simple setting somewhere. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

 

osCommerice is installed on the following

Server: Linux

MySQL: 4.1.22-standard

PHP: 4.4.7

 

Thank you,

 

M.J. Bare

Logic will get you from A to B - imagination will take you anywhere.

[germ]

Look in the browser address window at the URL's for the pages you can't visit.

 

I'm guessiing all the links you can't visit are preceded by HTTPS (NOTE THE S!)

 

And you don't have a SSL certificate installed.

 

If I'm right on both accounts, edit your catalog configure.php file and set SSL false:

 

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

[mbare]

Jim,

 

Oh you're good, you're really really good.

 

Roger that on the SSL certificate. I modified the configure.php in the includes directory.

 

There is now a red banner across the site though (along the top) that reads " Warning: I am able to write to the configuration file: /public_html/mjb/is316/includes/configure.php. This is a potential security risk - please set the right user permissions on this file." I set the configure.php file attributes to 777, is that correct or should they be something else?

 

Thank you again for you help, it's sped my class project on exponentially ;)

 

Look in the browser address window at the URL's for the pages you can't visit.

 

I'm guessing all the links you can't visit are preceded by HTTPS (NOTE THE S!)

 

And you don't have a SSL certificate installed.

 

If I'm right on both accounts, edit your catalog configure.php file and set SSL false:

 

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

[germ]

Try 644

 

If the warning persists try 444

 

Keep in mind that 444 makes it "read-only" for evereyone (even you), and to alter it again you'll have to set the permissions to 644 before any edits can be made.

 

And I wouldn't use FTP to alter permissions. It's notorious for NOT accomplishing this task.

 

You can try it, but it may not work.

 

Log in and use the Control Panel provided by your Web Host (NOT OSC!) to do this. It's the most reliable method.

 

Now.... If I was only as "psychic" with lottery numbers...

:blink:

 

:lol:

[mbare]

444 was the trick, no more red banner.

 

I saw that SSL option on installation, then immediately thought "hey I know what that means, it means secure socket layer" that sounds cool, and of course clicked it... that'll learn me =p

 

thank you again, i'm off to complete the school project.

 

m.j.