Okay...I get all that. And thanks for your responses. My point of
confusion, however, is in dealing with cake's routing and such. I'm
probably expressing myself poorly, but let me try to provide a bit
more information.
The way the server is set up, I can go to https for my site without it
requ
Hi,
Have a look at this it might help
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/component-for-forcing-a-secure-connection
On 3 Sep, 19:50, creationsings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has anyone tried to use client certificates to login with CakePHP?
> I'm developing on a server that already has a
I think what he meant was to make parts of his cakephp app secure by
redirecting it to https.
On Sep 4, 10:40 am, powtac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The "SSL stuff" is not connected to cake! This is something your
> server (apache) handles.
> An certificate just encrypts the connection between b
The "SSL stuff" is not connected to cake! This is something your
server (apache) handles.
An certificate just encrypts the connection between browser and
server. Therefore your user (his browser) needs this certifcate.
Normally it is just enough to lead the user to https://www.asdf.com
instead of
Has anyone tried to use client certificates to login with CakePHP?
I'm developing on a server that already has apache mod_ssl set up, but
I can't figure out how to get Cake to utilize it. I'm trying to have
a button that they click which sends them to an ssl protected page,
then read the client c
