We have integrated userid & password logins with LDAP. To prevent sniffing of passwords we have implemented the Login HTTPS feature which is working.
However, the front/home page carries a Login Block.
Am I right in saying that a login block sitting on the home page cannot be secured to pass authentication over HTTPS? (As such I have hidden it for the moment and plan on remving it).
Hi Steve
Yes, we have the same question.
Is it not possible to use the Login Block at all with "Use HTTPS for logins"?
thanks
mich
Thanks, we have tried it with Moodle 1.9.10, but clicking the login block button with "Use HTTPS for logins" directs the user to the login index page.
We've tested with 'remembered' username and password so it is not a typing problem.
The SSL certificate domain is the same as the front page domain, and login does work successfully on the login index page.
What else could be happening? A corrupted cookie?
This is an old thread, but I just wanted to add that I had to remove and then re-add the login block after enabling https login for the block to point to the secure url.
