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SuperContainerServer on OS X 10.8 with SSL web service

Dr. Zathras
in SuperContainer by 360 Works

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We have a dual-server FMS 13 setup with FMS's web portion running on Mac OS X 10.8.5. We have a database using multiple SuperContainer web viewer fields accessed over FMS's WebDirect service. The WebDirect page uses SSL with a Geotrust primary + intermediate certificate setup at https://site-address/fmi/webd# and SuperContainer files are accessed over http://site-address:8020/.

This all works very well, but with the major issue that the WebDirect page is secure but the SuperContainer fields are not. Web browsers throw up a warning that the page contains mixed secure and non-secure content and our users have to authorize the browser to display all content otherwise they don't get to see the SuperContainer fields.

We need to simplify access for our users by making the entire page SSL-encrypted, so how do we get SuperContainer Server to use our Geotrust certificates and run everything over https?

Thanks

  • 7 months later...

Really no one has bothered to pipe up on this yet. sad I have the same issue now will call 360works for support 

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