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  • #67249
    Venn Stone
    Keymaster

    Holy FK mothering mothers of FK was this a PITA to get working.

    We now have the key of GREEN!
    http://i.imgur.com/1pd8swE.jpg

    After futzing /w mod_rewrite BS I located a nifty little plugin called SSL Insecure Content Fixer https://wordpress.org/plugins/ssl-insec … tallation/

    It has a nifty little because FK YOU! That’s, why option.
    http://i.imgur.com/Mt9eQZD.jpg

    Let me know if you experience problems.

    #75346
    strider
    Participant
    Code:
    server {
    listen 192.254.255.118:80;
    server_name linuxgamecast.com http://www.linuxgamecast.com;
    rewrite ^ https://$server_name$request_uri? permanent;
    }

    HTTPS all the things!

    #75347
    __eMpTy__
    Participant
    strider wrote:
    Code:
    server {
    listen 192.254.255.118:80;
    server_name linuxgamecast.com http://www.linuxgamecast.com;
    rewrite ^ https://$server_name$request_uri? permanent;
    }

    HTTPS all the things!

    The Chairs aren’t nginx powered. That would be way too progressive for Schnappy, also WP wouldn’t cooperate.

    #75348
    strider
    Participant
    __eMpTy__ wrote:
    The Chairs aren’t nginx powered. That would be way too progressive for Schnappy, also WP wouldn’t cooperate.

    Wouldn’t cooperate how? I had wordpress sites hosted behind nginx but never tried to force all the content to SSL (and I know WordPress is a PITA when it comes to URLS).

    #75349
    __eMpTy__
    Participant
    strider wrote:
    __eMpTy__ wrote:
    The Chairs aren’t nginx powered. That would be way too progressive for Schnappy, also WP wouldn’t cooperate.

    Wouldn’t cooperate how? I had wordpress sites hosted behind nginx but never tried to force all the content to SSL (and I know WordPress is a PITA when it comes to URLS).

    Just saying that unless you are on one of their tiny packages, HostGator uses Apache. And, yes, WP is annoying about URLs, but it’s really all the non-https content URLs in the blog pages that makes getting the green lock difficult. It’s not so bad if you go secure from the start, but retroing it in later on… well, that apparently requires a plugin.

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