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Thursday 27 August 2009 10:40:11 am
I decided to install a SSL certificate on the webserver for use while people are logging in and registering. I came across a very strange bug, and I can't figure out where it's coming from. My SSL config looks like this:
SSLZones=enabled
SSLSubtrees[]
ModuleViewAccessMode[]
ModuleViewAccessMode[content/*]=keep
ModuleViewAccessMode[layout/*]=keep
ModuleViewAccessMode[user/login]=ssl
ModuleViewAccessMode[user/register]=ssl As soon as I enabled <i>SSLZones</i>, user logins broke. For some strange reason, it inserts an extra <b>index.php/eng</b> in the URL, so you get a "can't find the modules" error: http://<domain>/index.php/eng/index.php/eng/ I've been scrounging through the ini files and I can't see where this is being inserted. Disabling SSLZones makes the problem go away. If you try checking the "Login to administration interface" it won't automatically login like it should, it just directs you to the administration login page. Try logging in there and you get a similar error: http://<domain>/index.php/index.php/ezwebin_site_admin/ On that one there's an extra <b>index.php</b> in the URL. Anyone have any clue as to what's going on?
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