Re: Running a store on BOTH http and https
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1998
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texte = >Gary Richter wrote at 18/06/98 11:14 pm>>>Now keep in mind the if you use the plug-in, two>>versions of webstar running on the same server can not share the same>>plug-ins>>I'm not really following this too closely, but, wouldn't the answer be to>run two web servers on different ports? HTTP on 80, HTTPS on 8080. That>way each can have its own set of plug-ins, any shared content can be>aliased.For WebSTAR Gary is correct, WebSTAR plugins cannot be shared with another WbSTAR server because each plugin becomes part of a *single* server application -- plugins are not shared by WebSTAR.The proper way to do it with WebSTAR is to run the WebSTAR/SSL application in the same folder as WebSTAR, and let it run on its default port 443 which is the Internet standard default port for SSL http servers -- and use the WebCatalog.acgi, not the plugin -- because the CGI can be accessed by both WebSTAR and WebSTAR/SSL.This is different with WenTen and QPQ because their architecture is different and they can use the plugin for both http and https services.Sincerely,Ken Grome808-737-6499WebDNA Solutionsmailto:ken@webdna.nethttp://www.webdna.net
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>Gary Richter wrote at 18/06/98 11:14 pm>>>Now keep in mind the if you use the plug-in, two>>versions of webstar running on the same server can not share the same>>plug-ins>>I'm not really following this too closely, but, wouldn't the answer be to>run two web servers on different ports? HTTP on 80, HTTPS on 8080. That>way each can have its own set of plug-ins, any shared content can be>aliased.For WebSTAR Gary is correct, WebSTAR plugins cannot be shared with another WbSTAR server because each plugin becomes part of a *single* server application -- plugins are not shared by WebSTAR.The proper way to do it with WebSTAR is to run the WebSTAR/SSL application in the same folder as WebSTAR, and let it run on its default port 443 which is the Internet standard default port for SSL http servers -- and use the WebCatalog.acgi, not the plugin -- because the CGI can be accessed by both WebSTAR and WebSTAR/SSL.This is different with WenTen and QPQ because their architecture is different and they can use the plugin for both http and https services.Sincerely,Ken Grome808-737-6499WebDNA Solutionsmailto:ken@webdna.nethttp://www.webdna.net
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