I'm having a weird issue with apache that has just baffled me.. I'm running the latest version of apache and all the information is below. If any of you have any ideas, I'd apprecaite your help!
You start off by going to http://www.server.com/url/c/c000001
There's a redirect statement (and i've tried using a rewrite to, issue still happens) saying Redirect /url https://www.server.com/url
You get redirected to https://www.server.com/url/c/c000001
Since c000001 is a directory, mod_dir adds the trailing slash on, however, it takes you to http://www.server.com/url/c000001/ which then redirects to https://www.server.com/url/c000001/ and then to the actual login page as specified by the html file.
It's not a huge issue, but if you have your browser set to let you know when you are leaving a secure site and when you are connecting to a secure site, it will appear as going from unsecure to secure to unsecure to secure.. which on a production site might raise some eyeballs and I dont want that.
Thanks for any help..
You start off by going to http://www.server.com/url/c/c000001
There's a redirect statement (and i've tried using a rewrite to, issue still happens) saying Redirect /url https://www.server.com/url
You get redirected to https://www.server.com/url/c/c000001
Since c000001 is a directory, mod_dir adds the trailing slash on, however, it takes you to http://www.server.com/url/c000001/ which then redirects to https://www.server.com/url/c000001/ and then to the actual login page as specified by the html file.
It's not a huge issue, but if you have your browser set to let you know when you are leaving a secure site and when you are connecting to a secure site, it will appear as going from unsecure to secure to unsecure to secure.. which on a production site might raise some eyeballs and I dont want that.
Thanks for any help..
