Plugin Author
Mark
(@markwolters)
Hi,
what redirect option have you selected in the plugin? When using the .htaccess redirect these requests should point to https:// as well. The plugin also sets an upgrade-insecure-requests header, which tells the browser that it prefers secure requests over https://. There’s currently a redirect loop on the image, which indicates that there’s a redirect back to http://. This redirect has to be removed as well.
Mark
Thread Starter
wbase
(@wbase)
Here is the debug, .htaccess rediresct is selected, any idea about where I can find the redirect loop?
Options:
* htaccess redirect
* Mixed content fixer
SERVER: apache
SSL is enabled for this site
** Detecting configuration **
plugin version: 2.5.25
Already on SSL, start detecting configuration
SSL type: LOADBALANCER
** Configuring SSL **
testing htaccess rules…
test page url, enter in browser to check manually: https://www.wbase.es/wp-content/plugins/really-simple-ssl/testssl/loadbalancer/ssl-test-page.html
htaccess rules tested successfully.
checking if .htaccess can or should be edited…
Edit of .htaccess blocked by setting or define ‘do not edit htaccess’ in Really Simple SSL.
converting siteurl and homeurl to https
Plugin Author
Mark
(@markwolters)
A redirect loop is usually caused by another plugin or redirect rule (for example in the .htaccess file or in your hosting control panel). In the debug I can see the do not edit .htaccess option is enabled, are the redirect rules already in the .htaccess file?
Mark
