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I have upgraded OSCommerce v2.2 to v2.3.4.1 after the front store completely works. But admin getting errors like below:

Warning: Use of undefined constant ENABLE_SSL - assumed 'ENABLE_SSL' (this will throw an Error in a future version of PHP) in /home/inceptio/public_html/curtispayments/test-os/admin/includes/functions/html_output.php on line 14

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/inceptio/public_html/curtispayments/test-os/admin/includes/functions/html_output.php:14) in /home/inceptio/public_html/curtispayments/test-os/admin/includes/functions/general.php on line 25

I have already SSL enabled on my website. also, add the below code in both configure.php files

define('ENABLE_SSL', true);

When I insert the above code in admin configure.php getting me:

This page isn’t working

Admin: https://inceptionsystem.com/curtispayments/test-os/admin/

Front: https://inceptionsystem.com/curtispayments/test-os/

How can I solve this? Does anyone suggest for very appreciate?

Thank you

Mujahid Bhoraniya
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OK easy to find the file and line like this crate a file in the store root in bash shell You must be in the directory above "catalog" Copy and paste this into the bash shell

BA=$(cat <<-ENDBA
#!/bin/bash
file="allcode"
catalog="catalog"
today="\`date -u +\"%Y%m%d%H%M%S\"\`" 
if [ -s "\$file" ]
then 
   echo "File \$file exists and is not empty "
   FILE="\$file_pre_\$today"
   echo "Preserving older allcode File to: \$FILE"
   mv \$file \$FILE
   echo "....creating New \$file file"
else
   FILE="\$file"
   echo " file \$file does not exist, or is empty "
   echo "....creating file \$file"
fi
grep -I  -n  -r "." \$catalog  | egrep  -e ".php*:" -e ".js:" -e ".sql:" -e ".css:" -e ".xml:" -e ".crt:" -e ".ht*:" >\$FILE
ENDBA
)
BL=$(cat <<-ENDBL
#!/bin/bash
if [ \$# -eq 0 ]; then
    echo "No arguments provided"
    echo -n " Enter Search String "
    read search
    if [ -z "\$search" ]
    then 
        exit 1
    else
        echo " Searching for string \$search "
    fi
else
  search=\$1
  echo " Searching for string \$search " 
fi
cat allcode | egrep -e \$search| egrep  -e ".php*:" >\$search.found 
#cat allcode | egrep -e "\$search"| egrep  -e ".php*:" -e ".js:" -e ".sql:" -e ".css:" -e ".xml:" -e ".crt:" -e ".ht*:">\$search.found
echo -n "Matching Lines Found "; wc -l \$search.found
cat \$search.found | sed -e "s/:.*/:/g" | sort -u>\$search.files
echo -n "Matching Files Found are "; wc -l  \$search.files
#comment out line 7 and un-comment line 8 for looking in all code not just PHP
ENDBL
)
echo -e "$BL" >bl
echo -e "$BA" >ba
sudo chmod u+x ba bl
./ba
#now all  your code is backed up and you can search it

Hope I got all the escapes right :(

Garret
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