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1/22/2011 3:01:50 PM
dk_0k
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SSLIsAvailable

If I set SSLIsAvailable to false, mojo rewrites or redirects all https:// traffic to http://. It is forcing this apparently. Why?

1/22/2011 4:12:55 PM
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Re: SSLIsAvailable

Hi,

It is doing this because it is accounting for the nonexistence of SSL on your site. If SSL is still available but you set this setting to false, I can see where it could cause some confusion but there really isn't any reason to set it to false when your site is SSL capable.

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Joe D.

1/22/2011 5:21:47 PM
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>>It is doing this because it is accounting for the nonexistence of SSL on your site

That seems a little bizarre. The very fact that it redirected an SSL connection to non-SSL proves the existence of SSL on the site.

Since this is true, the property SSLIsAvailable should honestly be called DontRedirectSSLConnectionsToUnencrypted

(&MakeTheLoginPageSSL
&EnablePageSSLCheckBox
&WhateverElseIsHardcodedToThisProperty),

which is a bizarre implication compared to all other web applications.

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