Moved from Railo 4.2 to Lucee, I have some GeoTrust SSL certificates
installed* ( all working and active )* in some accounts.
I also have a component ( Interceptor ) to detect and redirect secure calls
to HTTPS and redirect HTTP from secure calls that are not.
All was working fine in Railo 4.2, but now:
Doing HTTPS or HTTP, both request return “0” (zero) from cgi.server_port_secured and also “” (empty string) from cgi.https
This site was working just fine for a few years, and start having those
issues with Lucee.
Moved from Railo 4.2 to Lucee, I have some GeoTrust SSL certificates
installed* ( all working and active )* in some accounts.
I also have a component ( Interceptor ) to detect and redirect secure
calls to HTTPS and redirect HTTP from secure calls that are not.
All was working fine in Railo 4.2, but now:
Doing HTTPS or HTTP, both request return “0” (zero) from cgi.server_port_secured and also “” (empty string) from cgi.https
This site was working just fine for a few years, and start having those
issues with Lucee.
But now I got: Lucee 4.5.3.010 Final
And cgi.https returns empty string on a valid “https://” and cgi.server_port_secure FALSE on any valid “https://” route.
Does anyone having this issue?
Thanks
XerranoOn Friday, March 18, 2016 at 2:54:57 AM UTC-6, Andrew Dixon wrote:
Hi Felipe,
Depending on how you did the upgrade you might need to update some JAR
files, see the “Optional Step” on this blog post:
On 18 March 2016 at 06:05, Felipe Serrano <red...@xerrano.com <javascript:>> wrote:
Hi guys,
Moved from Railo 4.2 to Lucee, I have some GeoTrust SSL certificates
installed* ( all working and active )* in some accounts.
I also have a component ( Interceptor ) to detect and redirect secure
calls to HTTPS and redirect HTTP from secure calls that are not.
All was working fine in Railo 4.2, but now:
Doing HTTPS or HTTP, both request return “0” (zero) from cgi.server_port_secured and also “” (empty string) from cgi.https
This site was working just fine for a few years, and start having those
issues with Lucee.