Hi Richard
When visiting a https page, information is encrypted down the "wire"
only. So, you do not have to do anything to decrypt it.
Be aware though that the rev engine has issues when itself is accessing
https URLs on both Linux & OSX. See bug 3639..
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=3639
This is an issue if you then need to pass your collected information
onto a secure payment gateway etc. The only solution is to then use
another language like php or process via shell to curl.
regards
alex
Richard Miller wrote:
Will this work?
I'd like to set up a simple web page where I collect a customer's
billing information and process it via a Rev cgi script. I already have
the cgi side worked out. If I set up an SSL certificate for this web
page (and I already have SSL in place on the cgi processing side), am I
all set? I guess the part I don't quite understand is, if I put an SSL
certificate on the web page, is there anything I need to do on the Rev
cgi side when the billing information is received (to convert it or
unencrypt it), or does that information come into the cgi script in a
form I can readily process?
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