Changing Secure SSL Address

LongIslandJam · 9-25-03, 05:18 PM

How do you change the secure SSL address (since it seems powweb changed mine) after you already installed it?

Also is it good to use the offline credit card processing that comes with the package?

And one more question, how do you get these freakin' products to tax. I set them as taxable, I set the tax rates, and I do the order and it don't tax. What's up with that?

stevel · 9-25-03, 05:34 PM

For SSL, you edit configure.php that is in the includes folder of catalog and admin (change it both places). You'll need to reapply the chmod setting to 444.

The "offline processing" is just supplying you with the CC number and it assumes you have your own merchant account to process it. It isn't terribly secure, which can be a problem.

Can't help with tax issues, as my store doesn't have to charge tax!

LongIslandJam · 9-25-03, 05:54 PM

Ok i go to my admin backend and it says I'm still not protected by SSL... What's up with that?

stevel · 9-25-03, 10:29 PM

In your admin/includes/configure.php, set HTTP_SERVER to your SSL URL.

9-25-03, 05:18 PM	#1
LongIslandJam Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Long Island, NY Posts: 109 Reputation: 5	Changing Secure SSL Address How do you change the secure SSL address (since it seems powweb changed mine) after you already installed it? Also is it good to use the offline credit card processing that comes with the package? And one more question, how do you get these freakin' products to tax. I set them as taxable, I set the tax rates, and I do the order and it don't tax. What's up with that? __________________ J.A. Ackley Last edited by LongIslandJam : 9-25-03 at 05:24 PM.

9-25-03, 05:34 PM	#2
stevel XPW Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: New Hampshire, USA Posts: 9,464 Reputation: 265	For SSL, you edit configure.php that is in the includes folder of catalog and admin (change it both places). You'll need to reapply the chmod setting to 444. The "offline processing" is just supplying you with the CC number and it assumes you have your own merchant account to process it. It isn't terribly secure, which can be a problem. Can't help with tax issues, as my store doesn't have to charge tax! __________________ Steve

9-25-03, 05:54 PM	#3
LongIslandJam Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Long Island, NY Posts: 109 Reputation: 5	Ok i go to my admin backend and it says I'm still not protected by SSL... What's up with that? __________________ J.A. Ackley

9-25-03, 10:29 PM	#4
stevel XPW Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: New Hampshire, USA Posts: 9,464 Reputation: 265	In your admin/includes/configure.php, set HTTP_SERVER to your SSL URL. __________________ Steve

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