25 Apr
2006
25 Apr
'06
6:37 p.m.
Hi, where is the code that pier uses to deep link into a site? I have a
few installations that seem to have lost the ability to deep link,
despite being the latest code, yet deep link just fine if I create a new
site. Thought I could save a little time if someone already had the
issue, or knows that bit of code.
26 Apr
26 Apr
3:37 a.m.
Hi, where is the code that pier uses to deep link into
a site? I
have a
few installations that seem to have lost the ability to deep link,
despite being the latest code, yet deep link just fine if I create
a new
site. Thought I could save a little time if someone already had the
issue, or knows that bit of code.
Mhh, not much changed in this area for the past few months. The last
big change was to make a difference between the title and the name of
a page, but the lookup should work for name and title, check-out the
mailing-list archive.
Can you give some more hints what is not properly working? There are
also tests that check all kinds of deep- and relative linking.
Cheers,
Lukas
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Lukas Renggli
http://www.lukas-renggli.ch
28 Apr
28 Apr
8:56 a.m.
New subject: SSL
OK, I've got Pier running behind Apache, responding to both http and
https via OpenSSL, but I'm running into a problem. All the generated
url's are fully qualified, so though it'll respond to SSL, as soon as I
click something I'm thrown back into standard http.
I figured this had to be common, but after digging around in the
archives for a while, I've found nothing that panned out. Now, I can
see that Server Protocol is set to http in the site configuration. Can
a site only run in one mode or the other? What if I only want two pages
to be secure for a checkout but the rest of the site unsecured?
I don't know, maybe it's just late and I'm making a simple mistake, but
I'm stumped, anyone know how to deal with this?
-- Ramon Leon
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