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How to disable chrome redirecting http to http requests
So I've got a vm running and I've updated /etc/hosts on the host machine using dev to point the the VM IP. When using chrome however e.g dev:5000/some/path it redirects me to http://dev:5000/some/path
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How to stop redirect from http:// to https://
My library's OPAC (online public access catalog) website doesn't currently use HTTPS. Trying to view it with a secure connection 'crashes' it regardless of browser. However once I accidentally tried ...
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Nginx Redirect allsubdomains to a non-subdomain url
I am currently issueing the following problem and by hell, i can't solve it. The > 20 similar threads i found with google are no help.
First of all, i created a simple HTTP to HTTPS redirect, which ...
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Stop redirect from https to http
I have enabled SSL on my Centos machine where the website is being hosted. But when I try to access the website https://1.2.3.4 it gets redirected to http://1.2.3.4. How can I stop this behavior?
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How do I redirect all HTTP requests to HTTPS when ISP blocks port 80?
I am running a HTTPS web server at home but it has one key flaw: you can't connect to it using port 80. My ISP (Cox) blocked (incoming) port 80, there is nothing I can do about it, but luckily for me ...
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Redirect all HTTP traffic to HTTPS including subdomains
I'm trying to redirect all HTTP traffic to HTTPS including subdomains. I have the domain setup with FastComet on their Shared Hosting using cPanel. Some examples of how I like to redirect.
http://www....
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Redirect HTTP to HTTPS on Synology NAS
When having the Synology DSM open on port 5000/5001 I can configure it to always redirect to 5001 (HTTPS). But now I have created a custom sub-domain and a rule in the reverse proxy to route traffic ...
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apache redirect HTTPS to HTTP
I'm using this htaccess code to redirect my https terrafic to http
when we using this simple code to do this redirect,every things fine but it break sites search engine link.the site have visitor from ...
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Gitlab Nginx - Setting redirect http to https makes requests timeout
So, i just installed gitlab on my server. I'm running the bundled nginx on port 256, and i've set up https using let's ecnrypt. There's still a small problem, you can access it through a normal http ...
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Can't access IIS website inside a VM via HTTPS
I'm running Win10 through Parallels and trying to access a website in IIS from a browser outside the VM.
I've added an entry to my hosts file which maps the VM's IP address to "windows", and I can ...
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Redirect Https requests?
Being a noob for such considerations, please dont hit me...
I have redirection from many domains --to--> a unique landing page of my server.
This works painlessly for http
Here is my question : ...
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Redirect specific https requests the way HOST redirects specific http requests
Ummm... The question How to block specific HTTPS traffic? seems to have an answer somewhere, but...
What I want is to do to https what hosts does to http, that is, redirect the request to someplace ...
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How to prevent Firefox from being redirected to https?
At work, the net admin. has completely blocked HTTPS for everyone save a few bosses. He claims that way he can be sure no-one is using a proxy, tunnel, etc. to access Facebook, Youtube or other sites ...
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How to force Firefox to load Google in non-HTTPS
When I type http://www.google.co.uk in the URL bar Firefox rewrites it as https://www.google.co.uk. This is a problem for me as HTTPS is blocked on my network for content filtering purposes.
Until a ...
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http Redirect to https Sometimes Leads to “this page contains other resources which are not secure”
In Chrome (though I may have seen similar behavior in other browsers), type in http://www.google.com. You will always be redirected to https://www.google.com. Usually when I do this, I get the good ...