How to set HTTPS in sitemap

[Lucas Simon Rodrigues Magalhaes]

Hello everyone,

How can I set the HTTPS protocol in my sitemap.xml [1].

In admin I defined two sites:

1. devtir.com.br, port 80

2. devtir.com.br, port 443 default

But the sitemap generate only http://

[1] https://devtir.com.br/sitemap.xml

[Matthew Westcott]

Hi Lucas,
I'd suggest removing the port 80 site record - it's not necessary. If Wagtail can't find a site that matches the current request by hostname and port, it will fall back on one that matches by hostname only - so it'll still match the port 443 record, even if the request is arriving on port 80.

This way, Wagtail will always use https:// when generating a full URL for a page. (If you want it to show up as http:// instead when accessing the sitemap over HTTP, that's not possible: a page must always have one canonical full URL, it can't change in different contexts.)

Cheers,
- Matt

[Lucas Simon Rodrigues Magalhaes]

Thanks Matthew,

Another question, I have a cname www in DNS. So, I should create another record with www in hostname  field?

[Matthew Westcott]

That'll give you a similar problem - you won't be able to control whether the www or non-www version is used as the full URL. A better idea would be to set up a redirect from www to non-www (or vice versa) at the web server level - I believe that will also help with SEO, as it means you're not serving the same content from two different places.

Cheers,
- Matt

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[Lucas Simon Rodrigues Magalhaes]

Thank you Matthew, you solved my doubts.

I do the 80 port redirect to 443 in nginx, so I'm on the right path. Now I'm going to follow Google Search Console and SEO results

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Lucas Simon