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Odp: Secure the 2.3.7 version? deadend. [message #17618 is a reply to message #17603]

Wed, 07 April 2004 14:33

StarLight{PL}

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Yes, it does that allright... but we want to implement a possibility to choose if the user should go all-secure-way, or over unencrypted connection. Rebuilding etc. - I've been there, what I'm trying to implement (and almost succeeded Wink

) is a functionality to *sense* if the connection is HTTP or HTTPS. I think I'll try and play with those returnto globals. The only thing which puzzles me is i don't know where https is being changed into http. This has to be thorugh some header("Location:, but, as I mentioned I've changed all occurences of Location: http to Location: "._is_secure().":// etc. - so all those redirects are now https-aware. I didn't touch these returnto - I think I should tinker with those to achieve the functionality I want Very Happy

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greetz & thanks for the great forum package... It's awesome in many ways.

StarLight

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		Secure the 2.3.7 version? deadend. By: StarLight{PL} on Tue, 06 April 2004 16:30
		Re: Secure the 2.3.7 version? deadend. By: Ilia on Tue, 06 April 2004 16:54
		Odp: Secure the 2.3.7 version? deadend. By: StarLight{PL} on Wed, 07 April 2004 07:57
		Re: Odp: Secure the 2.3.7 version? deadend. By: Ilia on Wed, 07 April 2004 12:36
		Odp: Secure the 2.3.7 version? deadend. By: StarLight{PL} on Wed, 07 April 2004 14:33
		Odp: Secure the 2.3.7 version? deadend. - SOLVED By: StarLight{PL} on Wed, 07 April 2004 16:09

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