SSL Problem

Discussion in 'Site & Server Administration' started by Kaabi, Jun 7, 2007.

  1. #1
    This is a two-part question. One, when you go to

    https://www.mrairsoft.com

    How come there is a cross through the padlock? It says that there is "partial protection". How do I make the line go away and have full protection?

    Second, how do I redirect everything to https://www.mrairsoft.com, without losing any search engine rankings? 301 redirect? Would it be 301 redirect, say, http://mrairsoft.com to https://www.mrairsoft.com, and all the other variations as well? On PayPal, if you go to anything, like http://paypal.com, it redirects to https://www.paypal.com. I would like that. If somebody could fix both these problems, I would be extremely grateful!
     
    Kaabi, Jun 7, 2007 IP
  2. cyanide

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    The most likely problem is unsecured images
    Look at the page source and do a search for

    In htaccess in your root folder, try putting
     
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  3. Kaabi

    Kaabi Well-Known Member

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    Do you know how to change all images to be https://? How would you do that in osCommerce? And I'm going to try that other code soon.
     
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    Well, how did you get the stats programs in there?
    Extreme and Google analytics... those are the problems.
    I am not too sure with those programs what to do to change it, you'll have to contact them.

    Also, it doesn't look like you have ssl configured in oscommerce's backend.
    Because this page should be secured.
     
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  5. Kaabi

    Kaabi Well-Known Member

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    You have to type in https:// for now, and it works like that. And I don't think we do. And I don't see how Analytics would be a problem, but I'm not sure about Extreme. We could remove Extreme if necessary. Any more tips?
     
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    There is no more tips right now. There was only one tip, and I gave it to you.
    Until you change those links to https, ssl won't fully work

    I see 4 altogether
    1 extreme
    1 google analytics
    2 image shack photos
     
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    If while coding the html, you used base directory, then it whould work fine like /../images/blahblah.jpg

    but if you entered it like this: http://domain/images/blahblah.jpg

    You need to replace the paths in that case to /../images/blahblah.jpg
     
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  8. Kaabi

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    Okay, that stuff works; the redirect code, and taking the images off. We can make SSL work fine. But now we have a larger problem. MrAirsoft.com is not working on Internet Explorer, only on Mozilla Firefox! We need input on how to fix the site on Internet Explorer or we will have to take SSL down, which we do not want to do. Help is not just wanted, it's needed! I'll pay someone something if they can get this fixed.
     
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    Works with Internet Explorer as wlel but you need to remove no secure items i.e. http items and replace them to https ones

    It does not gives good look to your site when the browser pops up for security warning.
     
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    Yeah we fixed IE but yes, I've noticed that problem. We'll fix that as well, and apparently it's just removing all non-https items.
     
    Kaabi, Jun 9, 2007 IP