On Saturday, November 15, 2003, at 03:37 pm, Aparajita Fishman wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply!
Thats what it says in the 4D documentation, but under OSX for 4D stand alone you need to open the 4D package (right click). Doing this on 4D stand alone works.
We have tried the same trick with 4D client with no success. 4D SLI.DLL is the 128 bit version.
We will try the iNug
We are trying to set up 4D client as a SSL web server with active 4D. We have tried putting the certs in various places including the 4D client package (this is on OSX with 2003.1) and can not get a secure connection (port 443 does not open).
This is from the 4D docs:
If you want to use the SSL protocol with the 4D Web server, the following components should be installed on the server, at different locations:
• 4DSLI.DLL: Secured Layer Interface dedicated to the SSL management.
This file should be placed in the [4D Extensions] folder of the 4D application that publishes the database.
• key.pem: document containing the private encryption key.
- with 4th Dimension or 4D Server, this file must be located in the database folder.
- with 4D Client, this file must be located in the 4D Client application folder.
• cert.pem: document containing the "certificate".
- with 4th Dimension or 4D Server, this file must be located in the database folder.
- with 4D Client, this file must be located in the 4D Client application folder.
If this doesn't help, try asking on the iNUG.
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