Alex Vojacek

I did this on my portal and had time to customice it. The portal is incredible powerful as it lets you use html, something I shocked hostbill didn't allow. You can pretty much put anything on the portal page. take a look https://clients.elysiumservers.com

Yes I am too, but after typing the password and doing "login" it goes to https://clients.elysiumservers.com/index.php/admin/license/ and a blank page

I think something went wrong. I can't access the admin panel anymore, it keeps going back to a blank page /admin/license I already opened up a ticket, does anyone knows what could be wrong?

https://clients.elysiumservers.com/index.php/ Thanks so much guys! Conclusion: DO NOT disable https, ever.

Believe it or not I absolute 100% agree with all your statements, this, I wasn't aware. Oh by the way, there not many hosting companies in my country, that i am aware of, that use appropiate hosting techniques, the majority they don't even provide a hosting panel. So, i do not pretend to do things the incorrect way, when I was trying to force http, it was 5am in the morning after 48hs of working without sleeping, I was exhausted and you know what happens when you're exhausted. Aside from all this. I don't know if I did it wrong but I toke a certificate from namecheap, ComodoSSL. Is the StartSSL any better, should I use StartSSL ?

I understand and value all the information you gave me, albeit you have all the wrong way of approching me. You don't even know me or my work and I do not deserved to be treated this way. I already got a certificate on namecheap and I am configuring it right now, I am planing on using SSL since I've been reading a lot and it is far more valuable to have it enabled. But, this does not rule out the initial statement that somehow blesta is putting https inside some of my links. I completely reinstalled the system, without https and some links goes to https and it is not my webserver. Aside from this, I will use SSL. Next time a startup guy like me ask something, it should be good to respond nicely. The thing about my ignorance does not make me an irresponsable prick, you just have to respond as any human being will like them to respond, nicely.

That's a little harsh, I'm learning, nobody made me a wise from night to day. About the certificate, I already spend all day today trying to incorporate the StartSSL certificate but they clearly states that they are not for websites but for individuals. Exporting the certificate to pem and key or cer and key didn't worked, chrome still complained about invalid certificate. Disabling SSL seems to be having a strange effect since some links still resolve to https which I think has to do to some configuration wrong somewhere, but I can't seem to find it, since I removed all traces of SSL on nginx. Listen, I'm not trying to cut cheap, I'm trying to make this work, I have 3 projects coming along that needs this hosting operational and I am now 2 days in a row without sleeping trying to fix it. I do my best, I'm not an expert, that's for sure.

It's strange, on the order form it displays a direct link to https. I completely disabled https, ssl and port 443 on nginx, it is only working on port 80 and yet the order form display this:

Oh that's a nice catch, will take a look into it right way ! I am seeing https on the admin side, but I am probably having a problem with caching.

Is the a way inside blesta code to just force http ?

I have the exact same thing in nginx (which is what i'm using) but it is of no use since the browser keeps asking me for the SSL certificate and says "warning" when i'm about to buy a product, which is an undesirable result. This is the equivalent on nginx: server { listen 443; server_name HOST.com; rewrite ^(.*) http://$host$1 permanent; ssl on; ssl_session_cache shared:SSL:10m; ssl_session_timeout 10m; ssl_protocols TLSv1 TLSv1.1 TLSv1.2; ................... } server { listen 80; ## listen for ipv4 server_name HOST.com; index index.php index.html index.htm; root /home/root/web; server { listen 443; server_name HOST.com; rewrite ^(.*) http://$host$1 permanent; ssl on; ssl_session_cache shared:SSL:10m; ssl_session_timeout 10m; ssl_protocols TLSv1 TLSv1.1 TLSv1.2; ssl_ciphers ECDHE-RSA-AES256-SHA384:AES256-SHA256:RC4:HIGH:!MD5:!aNULL:!eNULL:!NULL:!DH:!EDH:!AESGCM; ssl_prefer_server_ciphers on; ssl_certificate /etc/nginx/server.crt; ssl_certificate_key /etc/nginx/server.key; } server { listen 80; ## listen for ipv4 server_name clients.elysiumservers.com; index index.php index.html index.htm; root /home/web/clientes.elysiumservers.com;

Question: I edited a lot of css files inside blesta, If I update in the future, will I loose my customizations? or the updates don't update the css files?

It is the generic content of the text and title, far too many people use blesta as it is and so gmail somehow feels this is spam. If you change the title and contents of the mails in the admin area you will see that gmail will no longer detect them as spam.

I too want to know how to remove it, I explicity bought the unbranded license becasue I wanted to have a free copyright system but I am unable to do so. Could you pm me with the files that needs to be edited? Thanks.

Hello wonderful community. I just bought my first license of blesta, the owned unbranded. I finished my portal here: http://clients.elysiumservers.com but as you can see, some parts reads in https and some in http. I managed to create a rule in nginx for the server to load each part and jump to http each time but it is of no use since a new web browser will ask for authentication in the SLL as soon as the redirection tries to work. I know all about SSL but as of right now, i can't change the http url on 2checkout without having to pay them for doing it and I really don't want to pay for a SLL certificate so my clients don't look to that horrible red page of "unsecure, danger... better leave" unsecured SSL. Is there a way to completely disable SSL and force blesta into http only?, probably in the future when I have more money I will change the 2checkout url and pay for a SSL authority certificate but right now, I spent all my money on the license. If you point me in the right direction I think I can handle myself, I need to know at least the files that controls https and http. Thank you guys.