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sharp_shooter

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Force Secure SSLs
June 12, 2009, 04:07:16 pm
Our site does not have an SSL certificate.

I have checked the Force Secure URLs (SSL) to YES under global settings.

Now whenever I am trying to go to the civiAdmin page it is automatically getting redirected to https://
and I am not able to access the civiAdmin page.

How do I come out of this situation?

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Re: Force Secure SSLs
June 12, 2009, 04:51:02 pm
Dear SS,

You can't do SSL without a certificate, so I'm intrigued how you forced SSL in Civi without one (Civi checks if the HTTPS URL works before allowing you to force SSL).

The configuration values are stored in the civicrm_domain table (there is only one row) in the config_backend column. If you have SQL access, you can restore this from a backup taken before you made the change. Alternately you can SQL UPDATE that column to set it to NULL. (Warning: this wipes out your CiviCRM configuration!) (By the way, I've never had any joy editing the column value ... perhaps I'm too sloppy!)

Ken
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