Web Server on V11 Client (Remote Mode)

Gary Pedretty (2/8/10 8:34AM)
Jeffrey Kain (2/8/10 12:51PM)

Gary Pedretty (2/8/10 8:34 AM)

Just a note of caution to anyone running a web server on a client to a
V11 server, ie: 4D Desktop running in remote mode.   If you
are doing
SSL on such a client web server or for that matter web services, the
location for the SSL certificate is

Mac OS: {Disk}:Users:User:Library:Caches:4D:DatabaseName_Address:
Vista: {Disk}:\Users\Current user\AppData\Local\4D\DatabaseName_Address
Windows XP: {Disk}:\Documents and Settings\Current user\Local
Settings\Application Data\DatabaseName_Address

There is a tech note on this.... The caution is that if or some
reason when starting up the client you check the box, under the custom
tab in Connection to 4D Server, "Force the update of the local
resources"   you will delete your SSL certificate and any
related
files.   Hopefully you have a backup copy of these files.

Be careful

Gary

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Jeffrey Kain (2/8/10 12:51 PM)

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Sounds like a bug....

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On Behalf Of Gary Pedretty
Sent: Monday, February 08, 2010 12:35 PM

Just a note of caution to anyone running a web server on a client to a
V11 server, ie: 4D Desktop running in remote mode.   If you
are doing
SSL on such a client web server or for that matter web services, the
location for the SSL certificate is

Mac OS: {Disk}:Users:User:Library:Caches:4D:DatabaseName_Address:
Vista: {Disk}:\Users\Current user\AppData\Local\4D\DatabaseName_Address
Windows XP: {Disk}:\Documents and Settings\Current user\Local
Settings\Application Data\DatabaseName_Address

There is a tech note on this.... The caution is that if or some
reason
when starting up the client you check the box, under the custom tab in
Connection to 4D Server, "Force the update of the local resources"
  you
will delete your SSL certificate and any related files.   Hopefu
lly you
have a backup copy of these files.

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