[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] ssl and mapped domain

Hello.
I have a multisite multidomain wordpress installed on a basedomain.net. The central blog is calle baseblog.

Of course I use dommain mapping plugin, and basedomain.net is an Aname to other centralserverdomain.net in my dns.
So I configure domain mapping to point like a Cname to basedomain.net

I have myblog (blog_id 2) mapped to mydomain.net through the blogadmin panel of this blog.

And all is working ok. Well, I have a doubt,I’m not sure if I have to change the fields in the SuperAdmin>Sites>Edit page for the blog mapped.
If I put
Domain: mydomain.net
Path: /
(and below) SiteURL: http://mydomain.net
all works. And I a maintain the original values:
Domain: basedomain.net
Path: /myblog/
(and below) SiteURL: http://basedomain.net/myblog

All works the same, or I can not see any difference.

But when I enable ssl activating ‘define ( ‘FORCE_SSL_ADMIN’, true);’ in wp-config.php the things get a bit complicated for the mapped blog. The folder blogs in the basedomain works without any problem.

ssl works very well in the mapped domain, but when I upload a file its links become htttps, so I endup surfing my no-ssl web (my http 80 non-protected site) getting images, pdf and any other stuff through a ssl connection. The permalink shown under the title when editing a post is https://….

I don’t want that, is cpu-expensive and is slow downing my page.

Of course I can edit de html post and put out the ‘s’ ohf https, but is no fun.
I forgot to say I have the same rules in my 80 and my 443 virtual host.

So I want to know if this is a desirable effect on ssl mode or I have a missconfiguration, a bug …

And if i’m not making a mistake, do you think is possible to disable this behavior modifying slightly (I’m not a programmer) a php file (from plugin or core), or creating a rewrite rule?

Thanks for your help.
pablo

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-mu-domain-mapping/