Steve -
Thanks for posting the account of your experiences with Apache which
is interesting reading.
We could never get SSL working in 4D with client as the web server
I never had a problem with this once I managed to get the
certificates accepted by 4D - it was a bit sensitive about whether I
save them with Wordpad/Notepad etc.
I think 2004 allows SSL on ports other than 443, but we never tried
that. My *secure comes over as "0". I imagine you can listen to 443
and 80 on Apache and rewrite to different ports on 4D (say 8080 and
8443).
This could be one solution for us. I need to determine how to
implement the SSL equivalent of the rewrite rules in the wiki.
Did some more testing today where I tried to switch off Apache SSL
and allow 4D to accept secure requests directly, but what I found was
that with Apache serving on port 80, pages are still served on https
but 4D's 'secured web connection' function returns false. When Apache
is not serving, it returns true.
I can't understand why it returns ' false' when SSL is switched off
in Apache.
Peter
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