I'm having a strange problem: on a shared host, all the redirects (eg. ->redirect('@homepage')) result in https urls, even if I was on bare http. In the logs I see that the WebController receives this https url from the Routing, but I never told it to do so. And the really strange is that it only happens on one shared host, not on my computer, so debugging is slow and difficult.
I welcome any ideas what can cause this, or where to look to find the problem.
1. Problem happens on one machine and not the other. 2. Code does not change between one machine and the other. 3. Therefore problem is not code, problem is the other machine.
There is probably a web server or proxy setting that is converting all port 80 http traffic to https automatically.
> I'm having a strange problem: on a shared host, all the redirects (eg. > ->redirect('@homepage')) result in https urls, even if I was on bare > http. In the logs I see that the WebController receives this https url > from the Routing, but I never told it to do so. And the really strange > is that it only happens on one shared host, not on my computer, so > debugging is slow and difficult.
> I welcome any ideas what can cause this, or where to look to find the problem.
> 1. Problem happens on one machine and not the other. > 2. Code does not change between one machine and the other. > 3. Therefore problem is not code, problem is the other machine.
> There is probably a web server or proxy setting that is converting all port > 80 http traffic to https automatically.
> On 08/03/2011 01:54, Gergely Csépány wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I'm having a strange problem: on a shared host, all the redirects (eg. >> ->redirect('@homepage')) result in https urls, even if I was on bare >> http. In the logs I see that the WebController receives this https url >> from the Routing, but I never told it to do so. And the really strange >> is that it only happens on one shared host, not on my computer, so >> debugging is slow and difficult.
>> I welcome any ideas what can cause this, or where to look to find the >> problem.
>> Thanks, >> Gergely
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>> 1. Problem happens on one machine and not the other. >> 2. Code does not change between one machine and the other. >> 3. Therefore problem is not code, problem is the other machine.
>> There is probably a web server or proxy setting that is converting all >> port 80 http traffic to https automatically.
>> On 08/03/2011 01:54, Gergely Csépány wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>> I'm having a strange problem: on a shared host, all the redirects (eg. >>> ->redirect('@homepage')) result in https urls, even if I was on bare >>> http. In the logs I see that the WebController receives this https url >>> from the Routing, but I never told it to do so. And the really strange >>> is that it only happens on one shared host, not on my computer, so >>> debugging is slow and difficult.
>>> I welcome any ideas what can cause this, or where to look to find the >>> problem.
>>> Thanks, >>> Gergely
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I would first check your htaccess file. Can you post the contents of it in a reply? I am having redirect problems with sfGuardPlugin. Maybe I will uncover something by helping you.
>>> 1. Problem happens on one machine and not the other. >>> 2. Code does not change between one machine and the other. >>> 3. Therefore problem is not code, problem is the other machine.
>>> There is probably a web server or proxy setting that is converting all >>> port 80 http traffic to https automatically.
>>> On 08/03/2011 01:54, Gergely Csépány wrote:
>>>> Hi,
>>>> I'm having a strange problem: on a shared host, all the redirects (eg. >>>> ->redirect('@homepage')) result in https urls, even if I was on bare >>>> http. In the logs I see that the WebController receives this https url >>>> from the Routing, but I never told it to do so. And the really strange >>>> is that it only happens on one shared host, not on my computer, so >>>> debugging is slow and difficult.
>>>> I welcome any ideas what can cause this, or where to look to find the >>>> problem.
>>>> Thanks, >>>> Gergely
>>> -- >>> If you want to report a vulnerability issue on symfony, please send it to >>> security at symfony-project.com
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>> -- >> If you want to report a vulnerability issue on symfony, please send it to >> security at symfony-project.com
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It must have been the SSL setup in apache, I use the default .htaccess files symfony comes with. I hacked a workaround in the WebContoller class' redirect function to always change https to http.
The problem wasn't obvious to me, because I could access symfony on http, but symfony thought I accessed it thru https and when the redirecting function constructed the new url, it used https.
On Tue, Mar 8, 2011 at 18:43, Drew Sire <nathandrews...@gmail.com> wrote: > I would first check your htaccess file. Can you post the contents of it in a > reply? I am having redirect problems with sfGuardPlugin. Maybe I will > uncover something by helping you.
> On Tue, Mar 8, 2011 at 9:37 AM, Justen Doherty <phpc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> what happens you try a non-symfony page and call http:// ... ?
>> On Tue, Mar 8, 2011 at 5:20 PM, oscar balladares <liebegr...@gmail.com> >> wrote:
>>> I totally agree with Gareth. >>> When configuring apache to work with SSL; it will automatically redirects >>> any request - under the SSL domain e.g jobeet.com - to https protocol.
>>>> 1. Problem happens on one machine and not the other. >>>> 2. Code does not change between one machine and the other. >>>> 3. Therefore problem is not code, problem is the other machine.
>>>> There is probably a web server or proxy setting that is converting all >>>> port 80 http traffic to https automatically.
>>>> On 08/03/2011 01:54, Gergely Csépány wrote:
>>>>> Hi,
>>>>> I'm having a strange problem: on a shared host, all the redirects (eg. >>>>> ->redirect('@homepage')) result in https urls, even if I was on bare >>>>> http. In the logs I see that the WebController receives this https url >>>>> from the Routing, but I never told it to do so. And the really strange >>>>> is that it only happens on one shared host, not on my computer, so >>>>> debugging is slow and difficult.
>>>>> I welcome any ideas what can cause this, or where to look to find the >>>>> problem.
>>>>> Thanks, >>>>> Gergely
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>> -- >> If you want to report a vulnerability issue on symfony, please send it to >> security at symfony-project.com
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