Author Topic: How to fully disable force SSL URLs (Read 8993 times)

mudmin · September 04, 2012, 10:42:08 am

To those of you who have been helping me through this ridiculousness, I appreciate your help in advance.

I enabled Force Secure Urls or whatever it's called, but my SSL keeps redirecting the pages to the wrong place.
(I'm working on that with HostGator now)

Problem is, when I set that back to no (even if I update the 2 urls at the top of the dialog)
it keeps sending my requests via https which is giving me 404 errors.

Does anyone know how to fully turn off the Force SSL once it's been turned on???

lcdweb · October 04, 2012, 07:43:11 am

the value probably isn't saving because it force-redirects when the form is submitted.
if you open your db, go to the civicrm_domain table, edit the record there and look for ssl in the backend_settings field, you should be able to switch it from 1 to 0 to turn it off.

Jas001 · August 30, 2013, 10:34:04 am

I am also having the same issue but don't have the same database row. I do have a setting under the table civicrm_domain table>config_backend . the only thing that I could see in there is "enableSSL;" followed by 'b:0;s:18:'. I am using CiviCRM v4.3.5.

lcdweb · September 10, 2013, 06:48:51 am

b:0 indicates boolean off. which would be what you want.

but I believe in 4.3 the ssl value is now stored in the settings table (they've slowly been migrating all config options from the domain table to the settings table.

yes -- in that table find "enableSSL" and change the value to: s:1:"0";

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