SSL Issue with host company.

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7/27/2010 9:39:45 AM
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SSL Issue with host company.

Version 2.3.3.5 MSSQL

Web Hosts: WebHost4Life (DO NOT EVER USE!!!!)

Joe,

I do not think this is a MojoPortal bug, but need your assistance. Everything was working great until last Thursday when they did something on there end to cause my issues. Basically, when ever I navigate to a page under ssl all the links and css handlers, etc have port 9253 appended to them. 

Here is the explanation from their horrible support staff:

"The way our windows servers are currently running is that we are changing the SSL port on the internal Windows server, on a 10.*.*.* IP address. That maps to our system with your dedicated IP address, and the standard port of 443. However, if your scripting is doing an automated port lookup internally through the server, it may retrieve the initial port of 9253 which is not to be used."

Have you come across this before? Here is one of my SSL enabled urls to see for yourself: https://www.ncappliedinsurance.com/nc-auto-insurance-quote.aspx

Any help you can provide will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Ryan

7/27/2010 10:03:53 AM
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Re: SSL Issue with host company.

Hi Ryan,

I can't promise this will solve it, but what I would try is adding this to user.config, then touch Web.config to make it reload settings

<add key="MapAlternateSSLPort" value="false"/>

Maybe that will do the trick, if not then I have no idea how to solve it.

Best,

Joe

7/27/2010 10:34:45 AM
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Re: SSL Issue with host company.

Joe,

You sent me down the right path, the key that worked was MapAlternatePort = false. MapAlternateSSLPort comes in play if the request is https and the port is 80.

Thanks for all your work!

Ryan

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