You can generate certs through keytool, part of the JDK.
-dhs
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On May 18, 2007, at 9:53 AM, Mischa Uppelschoten ext 10 wrote:
: 2. On my local server these are the same because I do
: 2. On my local server these are
the same because I don't have SSL set
up.: That's why it works fine there.
I had the same issue and I "resolved
it" by exporting my certificate from production
onto my test server. The browser will throw
and error message saying that the certificate
do
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Actually, if you use SSL at all, you need to use if from the
beginning to the end of
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Now this makes sense to me. thx
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No, because if you login and then switch to plain HTTP, what is to prevent
me from stealing your sessio
this.
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I also added a StuctClear() to my logout code but even with that
somehow the
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ursed? Or just going crazy? Mabey
all of the above!
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I have a strange problem going on with the us
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I also added a StuctClear() to my logout code but even with that somehow the
session values are remaining when I run this code in shared hosting
(hostmysite.com).
Aga
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I have a strange problem going on with the use of session variables. If
anyone knows of something I may be doing wrong here, please let me kno
I have a strange problem going on with the use of session variables. If
anyone knows of something I may be doing wrong here, please let me know.
1. I'm diligent about ing them.
2. They work fine on my local development server (installed on my laptop).
3. When I use the code on a shared cf hosting
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