p.simmons

Yes I have got no reply at all there!

Tried loads of different things in that function, none seemed to work. Thanks though. Anyone else any ideas?

There isn't anything like that in login.php, unless i'm using CAS to authenticate which i'm not (I'm using LDAP)

i done that. but when i click logon moodle still looks for the https on port 443

Does anyone know how i can get moodle to logon using an alternative ssl port (not 443). I only want logon to be on https. Any ideas?

I'm having a huge problem getting IIS to allow Apache to use port 443, port 80 was easy as the items on IIS (RM Managment console) are not using it but i cannot get IIS to let me have port 443 in apache on a different IP address to the RM stuff. Anyone any ideas how to solve this?