MStenz

Yeah, nothing – I hope it’s not some sort of x86 limitation I’m running into. Although, I’m seeing plenty of fastcgi processes well within acceptable limits.

That’s what I’m thinking – but I’d expect to see PHP errors being logged. Any idea what PHP max memory limit is?

When I used:

define(‘FORCE_SSL_LOGIN’, true);

I did not get the login page to force SSL.

So right now, I’m using:

define(‘FORCE_SSL_ADMIN’, true);

That works, with SSL login AND the admin as it should, but I have that https:// added to site root. I’m not sure I’d want to carry the entire site via SSL if I can help it, at least not for an issue like this. It’s not going to be hit that much, just want to cover all scenarios.

For the record, I’m just using a self signed cert in a sandbox, so I’m not sure if these issues would remain with a certificate authority once I try live. Nonetheless…

In IE, I get a popup that only secure content is being displayed. Chrome doesn’t show any warnings, but both browsers display the same symptoms. It just looks like the stylesheets are off, padding is off, super large text, overlapping widgets, some images not being displayed…just a mess.

OK – thanks for the help.

On the same subject, just found another SSL issue, which may be a bug?

So, if I do a password reset, I get an e-mail that says:

Someone requested that the password be reset for the following account:

https://blog.domainX.com

etc etc etc

Now, the problem is, is it putting https:// for the site URL, which causes some complications when clicking on the link. After reviewing wp-login.php it seems the line of code is calling ‘network_home_url’ – so at some point in the logic it is taking the FORCE SSL into account. Not sure there is a way around this other than to hard code that line.

Thanks for the response – I’m still not understanding why I’m getting the redirect in the string, but I believe I have it working. I had a commenting error in the wp-config.php. Sometimes have to watch what I copy and paste.