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Disabled HTTPs

asked on March 14, 2019

I was determining how many certificates I would need for all my Laserfiche products (Forms, WebClient, Mobility) and I enabled the https redirect now even typing in the local address for WebClient configuration manager wont allow me to get to it. I do not have a SSL certificate imported yet so the page will not even load. 

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replied on March 15, 2019

This has to be fixed directly from the Forms table within the SQL database. After changing from https back to http, save the configuration, and restart the forms server.

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replied on March 14, 2019

If your question is about reverting the web client behavior without using the UI, that's stored in the "HttpSettings" node of the WebAccessConfig.xml file.

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replied on March 14, 2019

What directory is that file typically located in? Will that allow me to revert settings for Forms Configuration application?

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replied on March 15, 2019

It's in C:\Program Files\Laserfiche\Web Access\Web Files\Config, and it just covers the web client.

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replied on March 15, 2019

This has to be fixed directly from the Forms table within the SQL database. After changing from https back to http, save the configuration, and restart the forms server.

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replied on March 31, 2019

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What table and values need to be set in the Forms SQL table please?

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replied on March 5, 2020

if you accidentally enabled SSL redirect on your Forms Config page. try the following steps to undo your actions.

Step1: access your LF Forms DB Server

Step2: Navigate to your Forms DB and find the 'dbo.cf_options' table

Step 3: Change the following values

  a) 'FormsHost' - Remove the "s" from your HTTPS location

  b) Row 'FormsSSL' - Change the value from 1 to 0

  c) Row 'SSLRedirection' - Change value from 1 to 0

These steps worked for me.

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