SSL

1) Yes and I've discovered why. I make a link to download
the flash player in http; if I make it in https the
warning disappear
2) But what I'd like is in fact the second solution. So
your link is very useful to me, I'll modify it to work on
by file extension rather than by file name.
Thanks a lot for your help!
Bye, Damiano

>-----Original Message-----
>It seems that 1 and 2 are likely to be opposite.
>Perhaps this article might be of some help.
>
>[url]http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/WebPageSecurity.asp[/url]
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>Hernan de Lahitte
>Lagash Systems S.A.
>[url]http://www.lagash.com[/url]
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>"Curia Damiano" <curiad@euroforex.com> wrote in message
>news:#HkWsoJ7DHA.3420@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...

>> I have an app in C#/ASP.NET 1.1 on a Win2003 server.
>> Now I'm trying to make it use SSL, so I requested and

installed a server

>> certificate to IIS.
>> But now I have some questions:
>> 1) if I force my web-site to use SSL, and I request a

page via SSL, in IE

>a

>> warning appears telling that the page contains

protected object and non

>> protected object, but how is it possible, if I force

https? How can I make

>> this warning disappear?
>> 2) I would like to force https to all my objects; for

example I'd like

>> images, css, javascript and plain htm to be trasmitted

not crypted. So I

>> thought of using an HttpHandler that redirect http

calls of aspx/asmx to

>> https and https calls to other object to http. Is it

possible? Or there is

>a

>> better solution to this optimization?
>> Thanks, Damiano Curia
>>
>>

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>.
>

[Jean]

Hello,

I have 2 questions about SSL & Director:

1) Is it in one kind of way possible to use an adress like "httpS://....."
within the function getNetText()

2) I have a HTML page (index.html) where i included a director movie (.dcr)
If i turn on my apache server, configured with SSL, if I type the adress of
the HTML page (to test it is [url]httpS://localhost[/url] then it seems like the movie
starts loading, but only 1 or 2 % and then it "hangs" there, stoped loading.

can someone help me pls :) thx

[Oluwatope Akinniyi]

Hi,

The SSL section contains this:

If the server demands a client certificate, libpq will send the
certificate stored in file .postgresql/postgresql.crt within the
user's home directory. A matching private key
file .postgresql/postgresql.key must also be present, and must not be
world-readable.

If the file .postgresql/root.crt is present in the user's home
directory, libpq will use the certificate list stored therein to
verify the server's certificate. The SSL connection will fail if the
server does not present a certificate; therefore, to use this feature
the server must also have a root.crt file.

I presume this extract suggests that one is running a unix or linux
flavour. What are the equivalent location in Windows XP?

Tope Akinniyi.
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[Tom Lane]

"Oluwatope Akinniyi" <topeakinniyi@shepherdhill.biz> writes:

> I presume this extract suggests that one is running a unix or linux
> flavour. What are the equivalent location in Windows XP?

You seem to be reading prerelease documentation.

[url]http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.0/static/libpq-ssl.html[/url]

regards, tom lane

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