RE: https vs http: broken image in LDRAW Wiki
2018-04-03, 17:54 (This post was last modified: 2018-04-03, 18:03 by Steffen.)
2018-04-03, 17:54 (This post was last modified: 2018-04-03, 18:03 by Steffen.)
> Chrome seemingly blocks an http image inside a https page.
Yup, just confirmed. Chrome's console explicitly states that it did not load the http images
because they were embedded inside a https page:
This means: our server somehow still defaults to serving by http.
It should be changed to serve everything (including images) by https.
Maybe the answer is very simple, check
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgServer/en#HTTPS
I suggest that we configure the server like this:
(a) MediaWiki gets configured to run in https mode exclusively. No http mix etc. at all.
(b) Apache could be configured to rewrite every http URL into a https URL (so existing links will still work).
This will make things clear and simple and at the same time 100% https as far as I can see.
Yup, just confirmed. Chrome's console explicitly states that it did not load the http images
because they were embedded inside a https page:
This means: our server somehow still defaults to serving by http.
It should be changed to serve everything (including images) by https.
Maybe the answer is very simple, check
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgServer/en#HTTPS
I suggest that we configure the server like this:
(a) MediaWiki gets configured to run in https mode exclusively. No http mix etc. at all.
(b) Apache could be configured to rewrite every http URL into a https URL (so existing links will still work).
This will make things clear and simple and at the same time 100% https as far as I can see.