RESOLVING MIXED-CONTECT PROBLEM
Hello - I successfully installed UNA on a Raspberry Pi 5 with 16GB of ram and a 1TB SSD drive; running on Ubuntu LTS Desktop. I noticed none of the apps were showing and I searched here and saw Leonid's post about creating another key and secret tied to the account that would enable the apps to be seen. Unfortunately when I followed his advice, I didn't consider that it was for a site hosted on unacms. I used the https test dot me URL suggested, but redirecting to that address turns out to be an actual website. I then deleted that URL and created a new one (http una dot test). Have deleted one with https & then another with http created the mixed content. I can see the errors in the browser inspector using the network tab. Because of the conflict, my site (una dot nicodemusventures.org) loads html and not css, so it's text only.
Can someone tell me exactly what files I need to open and modify to eliminate this conflict? Thanks in advance! Mark
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Did you ever get a solution to this problem? Because I have the same one. This worked so much better when it was Dolphin. I STILL have sites working great on that platform. So uncomplicated. This is a nightmare. NOTHING on install should have any kind of http redirect errors. NOTHING WORKS WITHOUT THE S.
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Hello. Do you have an SSL certificate set up? In UNA CMS and in the database, are all your URLs using https://? If you configure a consistent URL scheme and an SSL certificate, UNA CMS should work properly on Raspberry Pi 5.
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Hello @una102 !
If you don't have the possibility to setup SSL on your site, then you need to edit the inc/header.inc.php file of your installed UNA and correct the value of the BX_DOL_URL_ROOT constant to use the http instead of https like:
from:
define('BX_DOL_URL_ROOT', 'https://una.nicodemusventures.org/'); ///< site urlto this one:
define('BX_DOL_URL_ROOT', 'http://una.nicodemusventures.org/'); ///< site urlBTW - the key-secret should be set up for the http://una.nicodemusventures.org/ domain too.