Title: Anyone here experienced with apache SSL configuration? Post by: Mahkul on April 01, 2011, 09:10:06 AM I have my site "kind of" working with SSL. I purchased the cerficiate and installed it, but there are some problems with the site. If you want to earn yourself some bitcoins and know this stuff, PM me.
Title: Re: Anyone here experienced with apache SSL configuration? Post by: genjix on April 01, 2011, 11:01:29 AM What files did you get in the install?
I have: Code: NameVirtualHost *:80 Code: <VirtualHost *:443> Maybe that helps. Title: Re: Anyone here experienced with apache SSL configuration? Post by: Mahkul on April 01, 2011, 11:16:15 AM Thanks genjix, that's exactly the way I have it set up. I figured that my problem lies with the code of my website - it contacts another webpage, which is not SSL-enabled. That more than likely causes the problem, I think? Chrome says the connection to my website is encrypted, but it contains elements, which are not. I will have to get rid of those links - unless I am wrong?
Title: Re: Anyone here experienced with apache SSL configuration? Post by: genjix on April 01, 2011, 11:39:46 AM I guess so.
If you can place a test.html in / and it works then that's probably your problem. Title: Re: Anyone here experienced with apache SSL configuration? Post by: error on April 01, 2011, 05:07:27 PM Thanks genjix, that's exactly the way I have it set up. I figured that my problem lies with the code of my website - it contacts another webpage, which is not SSL-enabled. That more than likely causes the problem, I think? Chrome says the connection to my website is encrypted, but it contains elements, which are not. I will have to get rid of those links - unless I am wrong? Right. If you pull inline resources (images, JavaScript, CSS, etc.) which are from non-secured websites, the browser will throw a warning. So it's best to serve all such resources from your secure site, or from someone else's secure site. Title: Re: Anyone here experienced with apache SSL configuration? Post by: idev on April 01, 2011, 09:50:04 PM Also you will need to ensure all links are https or /whatever directory.
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