Hi Ray, This is an omission in our code. The real code fix is pretty simple, I could even send you the fixed code, but I won't have time to test it.
But if you want a real quick and dirty fix, look at fo_notify. If you have a source tree it is in the cli/ as fo_notify.php. If you don't it is installed as either /usr/bin/fo_notify or /usr/local/bin/fo_notify. This is a php function so it is easy for you to edit. Just change the 5 http:// lines to https Bob Gobeille On Dec 9, 2010, at 8:12 AM, Westphal, Raymond W wrote: > Good Morning Everyone. > > ! was successful in importing the data from the old server into a new server > and then upgrading to 1.2.0 and then 1.2.1. > > I also successfully secured the web server. > > However, the links provided in the email reports contain “http” and not the > “https” protocol. And when the customer tries to > view the license summary (for example) she has to follow several links and > login again because her session may have > timed out. > > Is there an easy way to correct the links produced in the emails? > > Has anyone on the list secured their web server and overcome these issues?
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