This is a problem I just realized when I tried to send secure and not secure
pages to entirely different domains. In my case my client is on a hosted
system with a shared SSL, so if I continue to use the aliased url to the
secure server it generates a certificate does not match domain name sort of
error. I have yet to look to see where the url is appended so if anyone
already knows where and why that would be groovy.
Chuck
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> This brings up a question that I have always had about Freetrade.
> Is there
> any reason why Freetrade includes the host name in the urls that
> it encodes
> in the pages it generates? If you serve a page which just includes a path
> to the page, then the browser will automatically prepend the host of the
> page.
>
> It seems like letting the browser handle this would solve some setup
> problems. When we have done some testing with Freetrade, it has sometimes
> been desirable to run with the IP address and no host name
> (http://192.168.0.2/Index.php3) Or even on a different port.
> (http;//localhost:9000/Index.php3) Both of these cause problems
> if the host
> name in Apache's config file does not match. It Freetrade simply
> served the
> url minus the host (/Index.php3) Then these should all work.
>
> It looks like there has been a lot of work done to resolve and encode the
> host name in the URLs so I am sure that there is a reason why it is
> sometimes required, I was just wondering what it is.
>
> Thanks,
> Leif
>
> Bjarne Hansen wrote:
>
> > Hi Shawn!
> >
> > Using Windows is not all so cool... I use WIN 98 and Apache. It running
> > ok, for test, but I have a smular problem. So what I do is edit the path
> > in the index.php, like this:
> >
> > #define("SERVER_NAME", $SERVER_NAME);
> > #define("SCRIPT_NAME", basename(__FILE__));
> > #define("APPLICATION_ROOT", dirname(dirname(__FILE__)));
> > #define("EXTERNAL_PATH", dirname($SCRIPT_NAME) . "/");
> >
> > define("SERVER_NAME", "localhost");
> > define("SCRIPT_NAME", basename(__FILE__));
> > define("APPLICATION_ROOT", "C:/Apache/htdocs/master/");
> > define("EXTERNAL_PATH", "/master/htdocs/");
> >
> > The hashed out ones is of cause the way it is by default. When I upload
> > to Unix I just reverse the hashes.
> >
> > Hope this can help you
> >
> > Bjarne
> >
> > > Shawn Honeychurch wrote:
> > >
> > > Hello;
> > >
> > > I think I am going crazey. I had a complete system crash from Win NT4
> > > and decided to go to Win 2000pro. The OS is great, but i cannot get
> > > freetrade to run now. I have tried both the Xitami webserver and IIS5
> > > with no luck. I installed the latest version of php4 and i can get
> > > the index.php3 page to load fine and connect to mysql without
> > > problem. But all my other links show up as http:///index.php3?etc, I
> > > cannot figure out how to get the full path info to show up. Any ideas
> > > folks?
> > >
> > > Shawn
> >
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