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How do I setup WHMCS with SSL?

 

I will be ordering my SSL in the form of h t t p s://w w w.mydomain.com/

 

WHMCS is in h t t p://w w w.mydomain.com/clients/ right now.

 

Is this just a configuration change in WHMCS?

 

Does WHMCS automatically redirect to SSL or HTTP where needed?

 

What files need to be accessed in SSL and which do not?

 

Can I leave the files in the same location public_html/clients/ or do I have to move them to a specific location?

 

If I have to move them to a specific location, do I move all files to the new location or just the files that need to be accessed in SSL?

 

This is a cPanel 11 server. I need the SSL to be 100% setup properly with no browser warnings as I will be using CDGCommerce as a payment processor and will be storing credit card information locally.

 

 

Thanks!

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Well, just as everything else in WHMCS it's really really hard! :twisted:

 

...admin>General Configuration>WHMCS SSL System URL> "Enter your https url here" then click save and your done :wink: 8) Yes it redirects appropriately. Might want to loggin to your admin area via https though

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Well, just as everything else in WHMCS it's really really hard! :twisted:

 

Yeah, really.. it almost makes me miss my widgets! :lol:

 

Funny thing, for me WHMCS was difficult at first.. in a way.. I'd grown so used to everything that *should be* simple actually turning out to be entirely impossible, that when I first entered the WHMCS admin area I had a hard time believing what was right in front of me!!

 

"Nah.. can't be as simple as just entering a URL.. not without 5 other adjustments, 3 reinstalls, a 12-day support ticket battle, and an unnecessary move to a new server!!"

 

WHMCS has helped restore my faith in my common sense!

 

 

Neil

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