Hello. I would like to know how to set YIOOP to support SSL Certificates and automatically make my site HTTPS ???

Thank You.

1. Buy an SSL certificate.
2. If you are running Yioop under a web server rather than stand alone as its own server, configure your web server to know whether the certificates are. On Apache this might involve changing these lines:

    SSLEngine on
    SSLCertificateFile localtion_of_your_ssl_crt_file
    SSLCertificateKeyFile location_of_your_private_key
    SSLCertificateChainFile certificate_authority_certificate_who_you_bought_crt_from
    SSLCACertificatePath path_to_your_crt_folder
   

3. Make sure on Yioop that the Name Server URL under Server Settings is the SSL one

Hope this helps,

Chris

Thank you for your answer but I wanted to know why some images results on   YIOOP.COM is not displayed and leaves space in Image ??? Example: When searching Google we notice that there are Images are only displayed in White Color.

Why then and how to fix it.

My guess is that the blank images are coming images associated to google but which were blank images. For example, someone had a single pixel image linked to with an img tag with alt text google. When Yioop downloads content from the web, it download up to some file size. I think for that crawl it was 20 or 50 kilobytes. If the image was bigger than that it might show up as partially grayed out. The thumb nails are then generated by scaling the result to some fixed size. The size of what yioop download can be controlled under Page Options. Detecting non-useful images would probably require additional programming.