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I never did it with Apache Jserv, but I did it with other.
Make both ur normal and SSL web server talk to same JServ, and when u go
to SSL, send the session id in the URL. So that it will know what
session to retrieve it. I hope this works.
"Bari, Naeem" wrote:
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> I think that this is not allowed in any "straight"
> fashion, but it is something that I will to do.
>
> The problem is that I have one apache/jserv instance
> that hosts multiple virtual domains. I am setting up
> another apache/jserv instance that is also SSL
> enabled (for us to get credit card info & stuff).
>
> Now, when a person logs in to the normal (non-ssl)
> site, I want them to be able to hop over to the
> ssl site to enter credit card info and then come
> back to their original site. To do this, I would
> also need to txfer their session info over.
>
> Can I do this? Or do I have to make a custom
> post-to-other-server routine that POST-izes
> their session info and send that over...?
> Maybe some URL rewriting stuff??
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> naeem
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