Redirecting both http to https as well as a subdomain
I'm trying to get SSL to work on my website, domain.com. There's a rule in the main apache2 configuration file that reads
Redirect "/" "https://domain.com/"
All good, things work, except my subdomain sub.domain.com, which gets redirected to https://domain.com/ rather than https://domain.com/sub/.
If I would comment out the above rule, the redirect from sub.domain.com/ to domain.com/sub/ works fine, but of course, http requests won't be redirected to https. That redirect is being taken care of by my .htaccess file, which reads:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^sub.domain.com
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://domain.com/sub/$1 [L,NC,QSA]
How would I redirect all http requests to https, as well as redirecting sub.domain.com/ to domain.com/sub/?
To clarify, here's some examples and how they should be redirected:
http://domain.com/ -> https://domain.com/
http://domain.com/home/ -> https://domain.com/home/
http://sub.domain.com/ -> https://domain.com/sub/
apache-httpd ssl webserver
asked Feb 14 at 9:02
vrugtehagelvrugtehagel
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I'm trying to get SSL to work on my website, domain.com. There's a rule in the main apache2 configuration file that reads
Redirect "/" "https://domain.com/"
All good, things work, except my subdomain sub.domain.com, which gets redirected to https://domain.com/ rather than https://domain.com/sub/.
If I would comment out the above rule, the redirect from sub.domain.com/ to domain.com/sub/ works fine, but of course, http requests won't be redirected to https. That redirect is being taken care of by my .htaccess file, which reads:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^sub.domain.com
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://domain.com/sub/$1 [L,NC,QSA]
How would I redirect all http requests to https, as well as redirecting sub.domain.com/ to domain.com/sub/?
To clarify, here's some examples and how they should be redirected:
http://domain.com/ -> https://domain.com/
http://domain.com/home/ -> https://domain.com/home/
http://sub.domain.com/ -> https://domain.com/sub/
apache-httpd ssl webserver
asked Feb 14 at 9:02
vrugtehagelvrugtehagel
1021
1
I think this is an ordering problem. If you put the Rewrite directives before the Redirect directive, both redirects should work as expected. That will probably require you to take the Rewrite directives out of the htaccess file and into a file of their own, where you could put it before the Redirect directive.
– Haxiel
Feb 14 at 9:20
Ah, that seemed to do the trick. Thanks!
– vrugtehagel
Feb 14 at 9:22
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I'm trying to get SSL to work on my website, domain.com. There's a rule in the main apache2 configuration file that reads
Redirect "/" "https://domain.com/"
All good, things work, except my subdomain sub.domain.com, which gets redirected to https://domain.com/ rather than https://domain.com/sub/.
If I would comment out the above rule, the redirect from sub.domain.com/ to domain.com/sub/ works fine, but of course, http requests won't be redirected to https. That redirect is being taken care of by my .htaccess file, which reads:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^sub.domain.com
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://domain.com/sub/$1 [L,NC,QSA]
How would I redirect all http requests to https, as well as redirecting sub.domain.com/ to domain.com/sub/?
To clarify, here's some examples and how they should be redirected:
http://domain.com/ -> https://domain.com/
http://domain.com/home/ -> https://domain.com/home/
http://sub.domain.com/ -> https://domain.com/sub/
apache-httpd ssl webserver
asked Feb 14 at 9:02
vrugtehagelvrugtehagel
1021
I'm trying to get SSL to work on my website, domain.com. There's a rule in the main apache2 configuration file that reads
Redirect "/" "https://domain.com/"
All good, things work, except my subdomain sub.domain.com, which gets redirected to https://domain.com/ rather than https://domain.com/sub/.
If I would comment out the above rule, the redirect from sub.domain.com/ to domain.com/sub/ works fine, but of course, http requests won't be redirected to https. That redirect is being taken care of by my .htaccess file, which reads:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^sub.domain.com
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://domain.com/sub/$1 [L,NC,QSA]
How would I redirect all http requests to https, as well as redirecting sub.domain.com/ to domain.com/sub/?
To clarify, here's some examples and how they should be redirected:
http://domain.com/ -> https://domain.com/
http://domain.com/home/ -> https://domain.com/home/
http://sub.domain.com/ -> https://domain.com/sub/
apache-httpd ssl webserver
apache-httpd ssl webserver
asked Feb 14 at 9:02
vrugtehagelvrugtehagel
1021
asked Feb 14 at 9:02
vrugtehagelvrugtehagel
1021
asked Feb 14 at 9:02
vrugtehagelvrugtehagel
1021
asked Feb 14 at 9:02
vrugtehagelvrugtehagel
1021
asked Feb 14 at 9:02
vrugtehagelvrugtehagel
1021
1021
1
I think this is an ordering problem. If you put the Rewrite directives before the Redirect directive, both redirects should work as expected. That will probably require you to take the Rewrite directives out of the htaccess file and into a file of their own, where you could put it before the Redirect directive.
– Haxiel
Feb 14 at 9:20
Ah, that seemed to do the trick. Thanks!
– vrugtehagel
Feb 14 at 9:22
add a comment |
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I think this is an ordering problem. If you put the Rewrite directives before the Redirect directive, both redirects should work as expected. That will probably require you to take the Rewrite directives out of the htaccess file and into a file of their own, where you could put it before the Redirect directive.
– Haxiel
Feb 14 at 9:20
Ah, that seemed to do the trick. Thanks!
– vrugtehagel
Feb 14 at 9:22
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I think this is an ordering problem. If you put the Rewrite directives before the Redirect directive, both redirects should work as expected. That will probably require you to take the Rewrite directives out of the htaccess file and into a file of their own, where you could put it before the Redirect directive.
– Haxiel
Feb 14 at 9:20
I think this is an ordering problem. If you put the Rewrite directives before the Redirect directive, both redirects should work as expected. That will probably require you to take the Rewrite directives out of the htaccess file and into a file of their own, where you could put it before the Redirect directive.
– Haxiel
Feb 14 at 9:20
Ah, that seemed to do the trick. Thanks!
– vrugtehagel
Feb 14 at 9:22
Ah, that seemed to do the trick. Thanks!
– vrugtehagel
Feb 14 at 9:22
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I think this is an ordering problem. If you put the Rewrite directives before the Redirect directive, both redirects should work as expected. That will probably require you to take the Rewrite directives out of the htaccess file and into a file of their own, where you could put it before the Redirect directive.
– Haxiel
Feb 14 at 9:20
Ah, that seemed to do the trick. Thanks!
– vrugtehagel
Feb 14 at 9:22