Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

Integration with Host Europe (secure-website.com)

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

    Integration with Host Europe (secure-website.com)

    Hi Actinc customers

    Has anyone integrated Actinic catalogue V6 with Host Europe?

    If so, did you have problems connecting to www.secure-website.com using the automated “network setup” within Actinic?
    ------------------------------------------------
    Real Time Embedded System Design,
    Consumer AV product (Assembler / C) richard@binaryimage.co.uk
    Professional Audio Product Sales (online) www.prosoundtools.com
    ------------------------------------------------

    #2
    No problems for me here but I dont use www.secure-website.com whatever that is
    Owner of a broken heart

    Comment


      #3
      Originally posted by garyhay
      No problems for me here but I dont use www.secure-website.com whatever that is
      The problem is that I can’t use the automated feature ( network setup) of Actinic V6
      As Host Europe doesn’t support direct access to their secure FTP.. see reply from Host Europe below.
      Dose this mean I have to manually upload files and modify pages etc …


      Reply from Host Europe…

      We do not run a secure FTP server on www.secure-website.com. You can
      only upload files to this via the web interface after you have logged
      in.”
      ------------------------------------------------
      Real Time Embedded System Design,
      Consumer AV product (Assembler / C) richard@binaryimage.co.uk
      Professional Audio Product Sales (online) www.prosoundtools.com
      ------------------------------------------------

      Comment


        #4
        It seems likely that Actinic will not be able to work with those settings. Actinic requires access to the cgi-bin (whether secure or non-secure) via FTP. That has always been one of the system requirements.

        If you go to 'Advanced | Generate Scripts' then Actinic will generate all the Perl on the desktop and you could manually upload it - but I would suggest finding a host that makes the control of https URLs easier.

        I would call them and ask whether they can make secure webspace available to you under your domain name.

        Comment


          #5
          I am sure you can have a secure cert under you own domain for £25 per year. Check out your myseverworld

          Also Actinic must log in before it uploads so you are logged in.
          Owner of a broken heart

          Comment


            #6
            Host Europe Wrote.....
            Hi,

            I would suggest using the method of saving the files to desktop then uploading them using our manager.
            Alternatively you could purchase the full secure server certificate to use on your web space.

            This price includes all certification fees and configuration of your secure server on our web servers, once your secure server is set up you will be able to make any document within your public_html directory secure.

            £250 set up fee and £75 per quarter + VAT.

            Don't I get a secure cert with SecureHosting/ EPDQ?

            This is working out expensive ;
            Host Europe £200
            Actinc software £3xx
            SecureHosting £100

            and now more ££££?
            ------------------------------------------------
            Real Time Embedded System Design,
            Consumer AV product (Assembler / C) richard@binaryimage.co.uk
            Professional Audio Product Sales (online) www.prosoundtools.com
            ------------------------------------------------

            Comment


              #7
              Sorry mate I read the wrong price. What should happen is that when the order deatils are completed the buyer is sent to say "Worldpay/Secure Hosting" and the CC details are taken then in a secure enviroment.

              Unless you wish to download the CC details and use a PDQ machine
              Owner of a broken heart

              Comment


                #8
                Looks like it’s back to using Adobe Golive 6 !
                ------------------------------------------------
                Real Time Embedded System Design,
                Consumer AV product (Assembler / C) richard@binaryimage.co.uk
                Professional Audio Product Sales (online) www.prosoundtools.com
                ------------------------------------------------

                Comment


                  #9
                  Can anyone help, I'm not sure which files go to the secure server ?

                  To update your web site installation,
                  o Transfer the CGI scripts to the CGI-BIN on your web server:
                  nq001024.pl
                  ms001024.pl
                  ca001024.pl
                  os001024.pl
                  bb001024.pl
                  ss001024.pl
                  se001024.pl
                  cm001024.pl
                  rs001024.pl
                  001024.pl
                  md001024.pl
                  al001024.pm
                  ad001024.pm
                  as001024.pm
                  di001024.pm
                  ae001024.pm
                  ao001024.pm
                  ac001024.pm
                  px001024.pm
                  ax001024.pm
                  cm001024.pm
                  sm001024.pm
                  ab001024.pm
                  sl001024.pm


                  o Create the Actinic Ecommerce web site directory
                  o Place the Java applet archive files in the Actinic Ecommerce web site directory:
                  encrypt.zip
                  encrypt.cab
                  o Create a subdirectory tree (COM/Actinic/Catalog) off of your
                  catalog web site directory and place the loose Java applet
                  class files in it:
                  EA.class
                  BOS.class
                  OB.class
                  OR.class
                  R.class
                  TD.class
                  S.class
                  FI.class
                  IC.class

                  If the web server is a UNIX server, be sure to set the proper executable permissions on the CGI scripts. The CGI scripts can be found in C:\Program Files\Actinic Ecommerce v6\Sites\Site1\. The applet archives and loose classes can be found in C:\Program Files\Actinic Ecommerce v6\.
                  ------------------------------------------------
                  Real Time Embedded System Design,
                  Consumer AV product (Assembler / C) richard@binaryimage.co.uk
                  Professional Audio Product Sales (online) www.prosoundtools.com
                  ------------------------------------------------

                  Comment


                    #10
                    Download the advanced User Guide from http://www.actinicdownloads.com/docs...cedguide_6.pdf

                    It's all in there
                    Owner of a broken heart

                    Comment


                      #11
                      doesn't sound like host europe secure-website is any use to anyone

                      for actinic you need a sever with FTP access and perl 5.06 or later - only the payment forms need SSL and presumably that is already provided by the secure-hosting / ePDQ integration

                      Comment


                        #12
                        So I don’t need to use Host Europe’s SSL site?

                        I’m using Secure Hosting/ePDQ for credit card payment. Within
                        Actinic, do I need to tick the SSL box in the Business section.
                        If so, what would the correct SSL Secure Hosting FTP settings be within the network set-up window. Or is this already set-up within Actinic

                        In general how do I point pages that require SSL to Secure Hosting.
                        ------------------------------------------------
                        Real Time Embedded System Design,
                        Consumer AV product (Assembler / C) richard@binaryimage.co.uk
                        Professional Audio Product Sales (online) www.prosoundtools.com
                        ------------------------------------------------

                        Comment


                          #13
                          you will need some regular webspace to hold the actinic catalog site - can be with any hosting provider - as long as it allows FTP access and user CGI scripts.

                          setup for ePDQ/securehosting is included in version 6 of actinic catalog onwards - you can simply select secure-hosting as payment option in business settings - and enter the username and password they gave you.

                          unfortunately your hosting-europe is redundant as it cannot be accessed via FTP which is required to update the site/download orders - perhaps they'll give a refund or change it to regular hosting?

                          Comment


                            #14
                            I can send you a copy of the host europe settings if you require. You can find them also on the on-line support.

                            I have found there space really fast and easy to use

                            You dont need to tick any SSL stuff

                            http://www.hosteurope-support.com/view.cgi?id=159
                            Owner of a broken heart

                            Comment


                              #15
                              Many thanks for all your help… I’m now testing!!
                              If you are using secure hosting or other payment scheme within Actinic, that is, automatically configured on selection.
                              Could Actinc add a popup or something to advise that SSL is not needed for this connection to your payment provider. But may be used for other SSL requirement..

                              I have some questions on templates in the general section!

                              Best
                              Richard
                              ------------------------------------------------
                              Real Time Embedded System Design,
                              Consumer AV product (Assembler / C) richard@binaryimage.co.uk
                              Professional Audio Product Sales (online) www.prosoundtools.com
                              ------------------------------------------------

                              Comment

                              Working...
                              X