Dan Schimo
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Coldfusion code looking for CGI.https_keysize lt 128 and Blocking the user
Hello Experts,
CF Code is looking for CGI. https_keysize variable and does an abort when its lt 128.
<cfif CGI.https_keysize LT 128>
We will only allow 128-bit encrypted connection between your machine and our web site.
Your Internet browser is not able to support High Encryption, please contact your Helpdesk or System Administrator to apply 128-bit Encryption Pack on your Internet browser.
<cfabort>
</cfif>
I have this application running on IIS , but its not https in the URL.
HTTPS_KEYSIZE [empty string] is empty as I dump the cgi variable
I am unaware how to resolve this issue, Do I need to something for the cg.https_keysize to return some value.?
CF Code is looking for CGI. https_keysize variable and does an abort when its lt 128.
<cfif CGI.https_keysize LT 128>
We will only allow 128-bit encrypted connection between your machine and our web site.
Your Internet browser is not able to support High Encryption, please contact your Helpdesk or System Administrator to apply 128-bit Encryption Pack on your Internet browser.
<cfabort>
</cfif>
I have this application running on IIS , but its not https in the URL.
HTTPS_KEYSIZE [empty string] is empty as I dump the cgi variable
I am unaware how to resolve this issue, Do I need to something for the cg.https_keysize to return some value.?
ASKER
Thank you for your input SidFishes . This code was running on some server, before it came to me. Yes, previously they had https: in the URL. Can you please let me know how to get the Https in the URL on this Current server.
CF 10
Local Box xp
IIS 5.1
site is currently running on localhost 127.0.0.1
CF 10
Local Box xp
IIS 5.1
site is currently running on localhost 127.0.0.1
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"I have this application running on IIS , but its not https in the URL.
HTTPS_KEYSIZE [empty string] is empty as I dump the cgi variable"
CGI variables are only valid for the current request. If it's not https in the url, you won't get an https_keysize value.