Infinite loop during installation process

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Richard Megginson wrote:

>> It appears when an attempt is made to select "manage certificates", 
>> and a number of other places.
> I think this means it's trying to talk SSL.  It could be attempting to 
> open an https connection to the admin server which is only listening to 
> http.  You could try starting the console using
> startconsole -D 9 > file 2>&1
> to capture the detailed debug log to file.  This should give us more 
> information about what it's doing when it gets that exception.

Using tcplow to sniff the admin console port, the admin server is 
definitely trying to talk ssl.

Is there a method of telling the admin server _not_ to use SSL? I have 
searched high and low inside the directory, and all the config I can 
find has the admin server defined with SSL disabled.

Alternatively, is there a way to switch SSL on on the admin server 
without using the console?

Regards,
Graham
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