Aaron,
Thanks for the reply.
Well, last week when we were testing under http everything worked fine as
far as I know. I never took a look at the Site Provisioning Settings page,
but I am going to assume that a Project Template existed in the drop down box
because we were able to create sites per project manually and they were
Project WSS sites. Now when I try to create a site under the "Manage
SharePoint Sites" page, I get the error "Cannot create site. Site does not
seem to exist." So I go to the Site Provisioning Settings page, and
absolutely no template exists in the drop down box for template. No default
one, no custom one. I read on a newsgroup about creating a custom one and
importing one, so I did that based on the Project template and even that
didn't show up. I have saved the settings of the two owners and two valid
emails (and we are both domain admins).
We have 2 servers: 1 hosts Project Server which is running SSL, and we have
another server which has WSS and currently running SSL. I work in a
government environment, and SSL is a requirement for all of our servers that
will be accessed from outside of our network.
It seems to be a new problem only when we turned on SSL on the SharePoint
server. I have read a lot of stuff on the newsgroups regarding this problem,
but none of them have fixed my error and only a few have mentioned the
problem with the templates, which I think is related. Whenever I try to
connect to SharePoint, I get the dreaded cannot connect error. It all worked
fine under http.
I am running Project Server SP2a and WSS SP2.
Thanks again,
Erica