Hi all,
I am new to gallery. I love it; it is the best open source photo gallery out there!
But I do have a question. I have my own server here and I run a few websites using XAMPP on just the standard Port 80. I do believe I have Apache configured for SSL on port 443. Is there something I can run or something to get SSL on the whole gallery? I am going to be running a photo gallery that users can purchase photos off of my site. Thanks in advance.
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If you have configured Apache already, then there's nothing special you need to do to get gallery to work via ssl on port 443. You may need to check/clear the baseUri parameter in the config.php, but that's not an ssl-specific thing.
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So what you are saying is that all I need to do is install a certificate, then access my gallery installation via https://? Or do I need to do something else?
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Yep, that's exactly what I'm saying.
Gallery doesn't know, check, or care what protocol Apache uses to serve the pages (unless the http:// or https:// part of the url is explicitly set in the baseUri paramater in the config.php).
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Actually I lied. I believe there is one case where G2 does need to know if you're on a secure https:// connection, which is whether to set the 'secure' flag on your browser cookie. I believe it does this already. Other than that, Gallery is transparent to the transport protocol. I mention it for completeness, I don't think it's relevant to your query.