When I use Meteor Iron router. Except the root domain, there is a #! at all the other destination URL.
Example:
When I visit http://example.com/blog the url show in my browser will become http://example.com/#!blog
Seems there is a weird redirection happening in background.
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My domain is managed by Cloudflare, and I want example.com/he/whatevs to point to an IP where WP is hosted, eg 11.2222.12.12/whatevs
For that I have example.com pointing to a worker script that redirects /he to the aforementioned IP.
For this to work on WP end, I changed to DB record of the root URL to example.com/he, since this is the "user facing" URL.
The problem is, when I try to login to WP, there's a redirect mechanism in there that seems to be built-in to WP, and that causes an infinite redirect loop that eventually errors out.
Any ideas how to walk around that?
Or maybe my entire approach is off?
The problem was with cloudflare's default SSL setting, which is "flexible".
Once I changed it to "full strict" it started working.
I have a Wordpress website and want to have in form of https://website.com. When I test it on GTmertix in form of http://www.website.com, I receive multiple landing page redirects like this:
Avoid landing page redirects for the following chain of redirected URLs.
http://www.website.com/
http://website.com/
https://website.com/
I have set the base domain on https://website.com format in Wordpress, and also I have done many things on .htaccess file to redirect http to https, but could not solve this issue.
May you help me please?
Without the domain, it is difficult to diagnose (and even then it may be difficult without seeing your .htaccess). Something is obviously redirecting http://www.example.com to http://example.com rather than directly to HTTPS.
You could try looking further up the chain, such as at your domain registrar/DNS provider. If you are behind a proxy like Cloudflare, I'd also be curious if this happens when you add the instance's IP address in your hosts file and try connecting directly - that would at least determine if the issue exists on the host itself or further up the chain.
Context path is set to ROOT in tomcat app because I want to access the URL without any path ex: https://URL/. AWS Loadbalancer just redirects to the app servers. It works if I directly access https site. But if I access http site, the http to https redirect takes to https://URL/ROOT and displays "page not found", then I'd to remove the ROOT to access the page. If any path is set in the context i.e https://URL/PATH/, the redirection works good but only if ROOT, http redirection is having this issue. I guess context.xml, web.xml, server.xml looks good to me. Obviously needs some tweak. Any help is appreciated please.
http listener rules had ROOT instead of default {path} hence why redirection happened. Right now it is fixed and I don't see ROOT in the http URL redirecting to https.
I tried to setup my blog on
http://anshulgarg.me
When I open the link, it opens normally, but after few minutes, when I refresh it, it starts to redirect it at https://anshulgarg.me
My problem is similar to this one:
Force Tumblr to use http link instead of https
What should I do to use http over https on Tumblr?
The problem was with my browser.
I had "HTTPS Everywhere" extension installed which was forcing chrome to use HTTPS over HTTP.
For a Meteor JS deployment, how do your point domain.com at the same deployment as www.domain.com?
I have the A record pointing at the same IP address as www., but I'm getting the "there is no site deployed at this address message":
http://emiliotelevision.com
It appears Meteor's servers are not smart enough to make the site on www.emiliotelevision.com, which is working, also work for the equivalent with out the www..
Is there a better solution for this than pointing at another one of your own servers configured to redirect to the www. version?
Use a CNAME record for both www.emiliotelevision.com and emiliotelevision.com that points to yourserver.meteor.com
You need to set a domain redirect. emiliotelevision.com should redirect to www.emiliotelevision.com.
Now you can meteor deploy to www.emiliotelevision.com.
You may be able to set up the redirect from where you purchased the domain main.