All,
The docs for the Redirect directive state that a slash-prefixed
replacement URL (relative) will use the current request's scheme and
hostname to build the redirect URL.
RedirectMatch doesn't say specifically, but what I'm observing is that:
RedirectMatch permanent ^/$ /foo/
... when requesting https://hostname/, I get a redirect to
http://hostname/foo/ <-- note the protocol switch from https to http.
I'm running httpd 2.4.16 on Linux.
This is an httpd instance which is sitting behind a load-balancer, so
httpd isn't terminating SSL itself. The lb is providing the various
X-Forwarded-* headers, and I have this configuration as well:
SetEnvIf X-Forwarded-Proto "https" HTTPS=On
Is there another environment variable or other setting that I need to
use in order to override httpd's protocol-detection?
Thanks,
-chris
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