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Just to let you know, if you are using mod_rewrite to move your HTTP to HTTPS, set the "WHMCS System URL" to https: (don't use http:) or some part of your clients area won't work.
Leave the "WHMCS SSL System URL" empty.
Correct. If its done incorrectly, your gong to get continuous looping and then timeouts.
I actually have an issue where the continuous looping is ocurring when I set the SSL url. Anyone know what would cause this on a windows server? Windows does not have a .htaccess file so I don't anything set to redirect.
Correct. If its done incorrectly, your gong to get continuous looping and then timeouts.
I actually have an issue where the continuous looping is ocurring when I set the SSL url. Anyone know what would cause this on a windows server? Windows does not have a .htaccess file so I don't anything set to redirect.
Correct. If its done incorrectly, your gong to get continuous looping and then timeouts.
You cant have the secure url and regular set to the same. I bet thats what your doing.
No it's really weird. I have regular set to just an http address and ssl blank. As soon as I enter the ssl with https it loops when you go to a none secure page.
No it's really weird. I have regular set to just an http address and ssl blank. As soon as I enter the ssl with https it loops when you go to a none secure page.
try setting your regular url as https and see how that works.
I have WHMCS System URL set to http
and
I have WHMCS SSL System URL set to https
mod_rewrite is on however I am not forcing https - https is only put into effect when visting client area details, submitting new ticket, ordering, etc
I have WHMCS System URL set to http
and
I have WHMCS SSL System URL set to https
As I do now, else you'll have problmees to download PDF invoice !
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