Which Table Responsible For Https Or Http

I need for testing purposes to have the store disable https. Are these setting not set in the database and if so in what table ?

Why not disable it from admin?

The settings are in cscart_settings_objects. There are several https settings.

Check by secure_admin and secure_storefront

Also look in the settings table for 'secure_checkout' and 'secure_auth' depending on version.

Men thanks for adding the info. You may wonder why I am asking all of this or you may not :grin:.

At any rate I am trying to discover if the database backup created via the backup/restore functionality in CS Cart is doing a proper job. I have a reason to believe my current database is in need of a repair.

Right now have setup a duplicate of the live store in a subdirectory in Cpanel and setup a subdomain for testing.

For some reason I can never get the best practice procedure right the first time around when I move a store from one server to another or from one domain on to a subdomain.

Just look how my CS Cart admin login panel is all messed up again.

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Can someone please tell me what the columns for the `cscart_settings_objects` need to be set to to turn off https or ssl in the following rows?

secure_storefront
secure_admin
keep_https

I can not access my ADMIN. I keep getting "The connection was reset" after a while. I think the issue is due to the SSL Cert

Thank you.

Fixed...

as in CS Cart Support Desk came thru with these instructions.

http://docs.cs-cart.com/4.5.x/install/useful_info/copying_store_to_subdirectory.html


Can someone please tell me what the columns for the `cscart_settings_objects` need to be set to to turn off https or ssl in the following rows?

secure_storefront
secure_admin
keep_https

I can not access my ADMIN. I keep getting "The connection was reset" after a while. I think the issue is due to the SSL Cert

Thank you.

You may want to look at this

http://docs.cs-cart.com/4.5.x/install/useful_info/copying_store_to_subdirectory.html

If you haven't already. I had similar issues before.

To turn off https on a site via the DB (assumes you don't have admin access):

1) Change all instances of https to http in the secure_storefront and storefront columns in the cscart_companies table.

2) Set the 'value' column to the appropriate http in the cscart_settings_vendor_values (if it exists on your site - is edition dependent)

3) Set value='N' for columns for name='secure_admin' in cscart_settings_objects

4) Set value='none' for comuns for name='secure_storefront' and name='keep_https' in cscart_settings_objects

This is for the DB only. If you've made changes to .htaccess to force https, then you will (and should anyway) remove those changes.