Morning
I have a domain, www.example.com, which is a Contao 3.1.3 CMS website on Linux Apache.
I have just purchased and installed SSL certificate for the domain.
When I go to https://www.example.com (or https://example.com) all works fine.
when I try one of the other pages on the domain, http://www.example.com/folder/page.html all is fine, but with https://www.example.com/folder/page.html
, I get an error:
The requested URL /folder/page.html was not found on this server.
This does not happen with pages in the admin area, which all appear fine via https
Console log shows:
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)
What is the solution to make all pages appear ok under https
I tried this: https://community.contao.org/de/showthread.php?43595-SSL-und-Contao
but it didn't help
I also checked https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.htm to see if the error is with the ssl certificate, but no problems found there.
Jez D
Problem cannot be on the SSL. From your explanation I would suggest you play around with disabling folder urls and url rewrite in the settings. Then make sure the page exists. I am sure from here you will be able trace down the problem.
Make sure also in the root page, the 'domain' field is on https if its set.
You can restore your folder and url rewrite settings when all is well
The issue was actually with the directives on the virtual server.
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I'm being asked to redirect a website to https once an SSL certificate is installed. It's a wordpress site and this should be very easy, you simply go to settings and change the http to https, and/or install a plugin to manage everything for you and change all of the "http" in your files for "https".
The certifiate came with problems that the host fixed gradually (it wouldn't pass any test on qualys SSL Labs). However for some reason they sent me an e-mail stating that the certificate is made for the "www version of the site". this site didn't have "www" in it's address.
The non "www" version now redirects to the "www" version but I just cannot get a green padlock. Oddly enough, I did get one refreshing the page a few times and when I did it was all messed up. If I check the page source some stylesheet links for example look for the https:// no www version of the page and this is probably the problem right?
Should I just change manually all of the links in the page or ask the host not to create a certificate for a www version of this website when it didn't have that in the first place?
/* EDIT */
I get this in the console before an error for every single url in the page for images and stylesheets, etc.
Redirecting navigation because the server presented a certificate valid for www... but not for "non www version" To disable such redirects launch Chrome with the following flag: ...
I have recently started switching all my sites to SSL, locally using Mamp Pro virtual hosts and self-sign certificates.
All works fine with one exception:
if I type local.domainname.co.uk in a browser I get a 403 error, unless I type the full https:// first, then it works fine. On the live site it all works as expected; type domainname.co.uk and the browser fills in the https:// for me.
These are drupal sites using htaccess module to force the ssl - but since it works live but not local I'm assuming its a mamp issue?
Solved this - I needed to set up a non-SSL host in MAMP with the same name and settings as the SSL host (with SSL unchecked obviously) - although I want the site all https, there still needs to be an http host so it can re-direct to ssl (until browsers default to https at some point in the future?). MAMP instructions.
Or don't bother if you can live with typing https:// every time!
Just upgraded to Mamp Pro 3.5 from simple MAMP and all worked great till I added a self signed cert.
My document root for my local.mysite.com was set to htdocs/html/magento
Site works fine using http.
When I add the self signed ssl the site now only works correctly at https pages. If I try to go to any page without https such as http://local.mysite.com/store I get this in the apache log:
File does not exist: /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/store
If I uncheck the ssl the http urls all work again.
Did I miss something in the set up?
Thanks
It's far from obvious, but you can actually add a second host with the exact same domain name (local.mysite.com in your case) but this time leave SSL disabled on the SSL tab.
You'll therefore have two hosts, both for local.mysite.com. One is for https and the other for http.
I am working on a php website. I am working on it using Aptana with XAMPP. I recently changed my htaccess file to force my site to use https on the localhost. I haven't yet implemented a ssl certificate. When I try to access a webpage now, I am directed to a page that says:
Object not found!
The requested URL was not found on this server. If you entered the URL
manually please check your spelling and try again.
If you think this is a server error, please contact the webmaster.
Error 403
localhost
Apache/2.4.10 (Unix) OpenSSL/1.0.1j PHP/5.6.3 mod_perl/2.0.8-dev Perl/v5.16.3
I found some solutions to this but I really want to know why this is occurring. I know that I can change the httpd.conf file to fix it but I still don't understand what is happening.
I bought a comodo tls certificate and successfully added it to my website running on Arch Linux and NGINX.
The main homepage displays fine.
The phpMyAdmin directory that was working prior to adding cloudflare and https still displays, and would show everything I assume, except for this pesky bit of html which seems to be being implanted into the tag for some reason:
<style>html{display:none;}</style>
Has anybody else come across this phenomenon before?
PHPMYADMIN + CLOUDFLARE = display none?
It was cloudflare doing something that phpmyadmin didn't like apparantly.
Accessing my direct.domain.com/phpmyadmin link works as domain.com/phpmyadmin used to.
The 'direct' subdomain is a cloudflare-free subdomain by default as specified in the cloudflare DNS settings.