It looks like I'm better off just using SSL passthrough for this. We're
already good with SSL on the web servers themselves, so it seems pointless
to try to undo all that for this. We're moving away from joomla over the
next year or so as we're far exceeding what it was designed to do with what
we
When I googled "joomla https proxy urls", the first result suggests:
"UPDATE: Disabling "Search Engine Friendly URLs" permits use of HTTPS
--> HTTP."
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On 02/12/2016 07:40 AM, Mark Haney wrote:
While I can do SSL passthrough, I'm still stumped as to why this is a
problem. The media listed does have 'http://' items listed, but what
doesn't make sense is that the server I'm pulling from doesn't have
that problem when it's pure HTTPS. I would t
The load balancer is just HAProxy on a Linux box (Ubuntu, but totally
irrelevant, I think). While I can do SSL passthrough, I'm still stumped as
to why this is a problem. The media listed does have 'http://' items
listed, but what doesn't make sense is that the server I'm pulling from
doesn't hav
On 02/12/2016 05:53 AM, Mark Haney wrote:
When I pull it through the load balancer (HTTPS) it doesn't with an
error about mixed content.
...
Or can someone begin to tell me where to start debugging.
View the source of the page in FF, and look for the string "http://";
Something in the site i
I've got a problem I can't quite figure out and I'm hoping a Fedora list
member can give me a hand. These systems are all Ubuntu based, but this
doesn't appear to be an OS related issue as much as maybe I'm missing
something with the configuration.
We're needing to scale out one of our websites t
