Why do that when you can just use a redirect in an apache vhost accept the
connection on http and redirect it to https. If the person is already using
vhosts that is very easy to implement
On Mon, Mar 17, 2014 at 9:43 PM, Tom Hutchison <tom(a)hutch4.us> wrote:
Just use .htaccess to rewrite incoming https to http
and send a 301 back.
Tom
From: "Scheid, Bernhard"
<Bernhard.Scheid(a)oeaw.ac.at>
For unknown reasons, google sometimes refers to my wiki-pages by using
https
instead of http. The result is that the page is displayed, but
without css. Any advice how to prevent this?
I doubt Google is making this up.
That means that there are links out there that refer to your site with
https. Hunt them down and kill them.
Otherwise, if you have control of your server, you can simply enable https
as well as http. It isn't terribly difficult.
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