quicksdk
Login to your site and go to Dashboard -> Settings(General Settings)
And change the “WordPress Address (URL)” and “Site Address (URL)” to point to new https links instead of http. Also go to Dashboard-> Settings -> Permalinks page and hit save changes button to re-generate the .htaccess file you’ve deleted.
When I change the @ “WordPress Address (URL)” and “Site Address (URL)” to point to new https links instead of http.@ then I can’t to login to admin panel, it show ERR_TO_MANY_REDIRECT loop.
What should I do?
quicksdk
I can see that you are using nginx so .htaccess has no effect on anything.
Can you share the nginx config for this site?
https://youtu.be/DHZk44GYk9c
Yes, my hosting use apache + nginx, now I am waiting for support’s answer about nginx config
Thank you
Gagan Deep Singh, my support ask me, which specifically information about nginx config I need?
Thanks
quicksdk
I have a feeling that the Nginx configured on your server, is sending the requests to Apache as HTTP instead of HTTPS which in turn is sending that to PHP as HTTP request, so WordPress is thinking its an HTTP request and trying to redirect to HTTPS and falling into an infinite redirection loop. So I need to see the part of Nginx config responsible for handling the HTTPS requests, so as to ensure if thats what happening on the site.
My support reply: “The current configuration of the interface server Nginx – using a redirect requests via HTTPS, to PHP files on port 443 Apache. When handling static files (for example , js- and css- files) redirection is not performed , processing is carried out by Nginx.”
quicksdk
And now I wonder how they are able to run two different services (nginx and apache) on the same port(443).
