"You must connect over an SSL connection to view or change your Dropbox account settings. This web server does not appear to support SSL. Please enable SSL to allow Dropbox integration."

I'm running a fairly standard Centos. Not sure what bit I need to flip to make this work? I'm assuming some sort of security libraries need to be installed for PHP.

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deviantintegral commented

Does your web server have SSL enabled? It will only let you configure or view your settings over SSL to protect your Host ID. If you're getting that error, it means that the test to determine if SSL is enabled is failing. Check the "Security, SSL, and Host ID's" section in the README; if that doesn't clear things up, post here and I'll figure out what's needed to make the documentation clearer.

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boris mann commented

Sorry, README fail on my part. I think you should link to / mention the README in the error message. I wasn't sure if it was coming from my system (i.e. PHP) or if it was module code itself.

I also suggest that an alternative option would be to drop in a file in the module directory containing the host ID -- then it never needs to be manually entered. There could be one file per user ID.

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deviantintegral commented
Version: 6.x-1.0 » 6.x-1.x-dev
Category: support » feature

Mentioning the README is a good idea. I'll aim to include that in the next release.

As for doing file-based storage for the host ID, I like that idea as well. It would be fairly simple to implement.

How does user_host_id/<uid>.hostid for the filenames sound?

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boris mann commented

probably host_ids/uid.hostid is probably simpler.