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Столкнулся с такой проблемой, приобретя сертификат SSL сайт не открывается по безопасному коду https в саппорте хостинга сказали что нужно менять все ссылки на https, облазил весь интернет но ни какой достойной информации так и не нашел. Кто сталкивался с данной проблемой помогите советом что можно сделать и как настроить https
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To make your website secure, you have to contact your provider and buy/install a SSL certificate.
This issue is not Muse, but domain related.
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SSL/TLS certificates have nothing to do with Muse. This all happens on the server. Depending on your requirements , free certificates can be obtained from Let's Encrypt, Comodo and other certificate authorities.
My e-commerce sites have greater security requirements so I purchase my SSL/TLS certificates from Namecheap.com. They have an excellent knowledge base on how to generate a CSR code on various servers through your c-Panel or Plesk panel, etc.....
https://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/category.aspx/14/ssl-certificates
After the certificate is installed, you will want to redirect all HTTP server requests to secure HTTPS. On Linux hosting plans, you create or edit a plain text file on the server called .htaccess. You must use a plain text or code editor like Notepad for this because Muse cannot edit code.
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HTTP to HTTPS with .htaccess file
# Remove www from URLs:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www\.
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://yourdomain.com/$1 [R=301,L]
#change http to https
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301]
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also any site hosted with Adobe BC will auto run the HTTP to HTTPS script so its only people that host on 3rd party servers which need to worry about it... using Dreamweaver or Muse to build your site is irrelevant to this script
fyi Google is the one pushing HTTPS and there is zero bonus over HTTP as far as security of your site goes... its purly that the internet standard has changed to add the S
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Ussnorway wrote
fyi Google is the one pushing HTTPS and there is zero bonus over HTTP as far as security of your site goes... its purly that the internet standard has changed to add the S
only partialy true.
It is not the security of the site that https is used for. It is the security of the information being transfered over the internet, (server to browser, browser to server). If a site is asking for any personal information from a user, (from shopping to contact details) that can identify a user in any way, then it is a legal requirement to protect that information.
For most sites, this will only apply to things like contact forms.
http, transfers data in ascii byte format, so it can be read by any program that allows straight forward byte translation, (notepad, etc).
https, encrypts the data. That means that a decryption key is required to translate the information, without which the data is not readable without a lot of effort.