[FX.php List] Web server and FMSA encryption

[Travis Kroh]

Of course, you're also going to have to encrypt it between the second 
(non-apache/IIS) server and the client, not just between the two web 
servers. No point renting an armored car to carry a load halfway only 
to hand it over to a convertible for the second leg of the trip. :)
-trav

On May 22, 2006, at 00:43, Greg Lane wrote:
> Are you asking how to encrypt data between a second web server and the 
> FMSA web server? If so, you can enable SSL on the FMSA web server and 
> then include 'HTTPS' as the fourth parameter when you create an 
> instance of FX:
>
>   $InstanceName = new FX('127.0.0.1', 443, 'FMPro7', 'HTTPS');
>
> According to the FX.php change log, this feature was added in August 
> 2005.
>
> Greg
>
> On May 20, 2006, at 1:59 PM, Someone wrote:
>
>> I just found out that if you install FMSA and all its components on 
>> one box running apache
>> then have another box running, let say WebSTAR V (web server other 
>> than IIS or Apache)
>> which is your web server communicating with the outside world, 
>> installing FX on this machine
>> allows you to communicate with FMSA.
>> Further more, you can host your site anywhere.
>>
>> What about encrypting the data going back in forth between the web 
>> server - web publishing engine ?
>
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