re[4]: [ic] SSL

[Webmaster]

so then all your ic pages stay in their same location (ie.
/catalogs/store/pages/...) and simply by calling https: instead of http: the
pages become secured?

----- Original Message -----
From: "John Canan" <john@naturebuzz.com>
To: "IC Dev Group" <interchange-users@icdevgroup.org>
Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 2:56 PM
Subject: re[4]: [ic] SSL


> I cannot answer your question, that would best be presented to your host.
The way I have my linux servers configed is by port, and so my users simply
use https:  and do not have to symb. link or copy files over to another
directory.
> >>  No, that doesn't work.
>
>  >>  1. The way my isp has it setup is
>  >>  https://secure.domain.com/accountname/cgi-bin is supposed to call my
cgi's
>  >>  from my standard cgi-bin directory just in a secured mode.
>
>  >>  2. And https://secure.domain.com/account/whatever.html is supposed to
>  >>  display whatever.html from a special secure directory in which I am
to
>  >>  move
>  >>  whatever.html into.  My question is how to configure ic accordingly?
>  >>  Also,
>  >>  do I have to copy over html's from their standard location in order
for
>  >>  them
>  >>  to feed to ic and be secure?
>
>
>
>  >>  ----- Original Message -----
>  >>  From: "John Canan" <jcanan@zerogravitycommerce.com>
>  >>  To: "IC Dev Group" <interchange-users@icdevgroup.org>
>  >>  Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 12:47 PM
>  >>  Subject: re[2]: [ic] SSL
>
>
>  >>  >
>  >>  >  >>  > I set my SECURE_ENABLED to 1 and SECURE_SERVER variable to
>  >>  >  >>  > the https://secure.domain.name URL given to me from my ISP
>  >>  >  >>  > but now my checkout can't seem to find the html pages it
>  >>  >  >>  > needs.  Do I have to also copy the necessary html pages over
>  >>  >  >>  > to some "secure" directory them to be found now? Or is there
>  >>  >  >>  > some way for the secure URL to find the pages in their
>  >>  >  >>  > current locations?
>  >>  >  >>  >
>  >>  >  >>  I am surely no expert on this but I do believe that unless you
have
>  >>  >  >>  your own SSL, you will also need your account name or some
other
>  >>  >  >>  reference to your domain.  Such as
>  >>  >  >>  https://secure.domain.com/~your_account/html.page  At least
that is
>  >>  what
>  >>  >  >>  my hosting customers must do to share my SSL. If you are
sharing an
>  >>  SSL,
>  >>  >  >>  maybe you could get your own for free from  freessl. I have
several
>  >>  >  >>  clients using free ssl and seem pretty happy with it.
>  >>  >
>  >>  > Does https://yourdomain.com work?
>  >>  >
>  >>  >
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