Cedric is seeking help to disable SSL on a Discourse forum after mistakenly enabling it during a standard installation, resulting in connection errors and an insecure browser warning. He attempted to fix the issue by checking the admin console but is now unable to access the admin interface. Arkshine asks for clarification on the mistake, while Heliosurge inquires about the SSL certificate type. Cedric explains he used a standard installation and likely enabled “enforce SSL” without knowing how to revert it. He shares browser errors and configuration files (app.yml, discourse.conf.txt) for assistance. Cedric also asks if reinstalling Discourse would allow him to keep the existing database and theme.
I wanted to setup SSL on an existing Discourse but made a mistake and now whenever I try to access the forum I get in the co,sole
The Cross-Origin-Opener-Policy header has been ignored, because the URL’s origin was untrustworthy. It was defined either in the final response or a redirect. Please deliver the response using the HTTPS protocol. You can also use the ‘localhost’ origin instead. See Secure Contexts and HTML Standard.
/stylesheets/color_definitions_black-scheme_1_8_692299cc4242abd358e79885be6829b19295fcf8.css?__ws=forum.xxx.net:1
Failed to load resource: net::ERR_CONNECTION_RESET
Any idea what I can do to disable SSL and have access to the admin interface?
Can you elaborate on the mistake you made? Is it a standard installation?
By default, HTTPS is enabled; you usually have nothing to do, so I’m wondering what you did.
Its a standard installation thougha few years old and upgraded regularly. I realized that my browser showed and icon “Connection is not secure” in the address bar and went to look for SSL in the admin console. I forgot which option I checked - I thought I could go back anyway - but I selected “enforce SSL” or something like that.
Is there anyway to disable it? Or check the configuration?
