Okay, although the documentation on mod_rewrite is extensive, apparently I'm
not quite smart enough today. I did manage to get my apache caught up in a
nice little loop. I have http and https servers running, and want to do the
same kind of redirect.
I added the following, and I don't pretend to understand why it didn't work
(hence my post)
RewriteEngine on
RewriteMap lowercase int.tolower
RewriteRule ^/(.*) https://$1 (I assume that this is very
wrong...)
I also tried the following (which at least set me into a loop, so it
did SOMETHING)
RewriteRule .* https://$1
Somebody explain it to me like I'm a nine-year-old, please...I'd appreciate
it.
Lewis Bergman wrote...
>> I would like to find out how to set the website to default or redirect
all http
>> calls to https. Do I use the same method as described for relative calls
?
>Owen gave me several suggestions which worked.
>
>The first thing to do is to seperate your root doc and cgi directories for
your
>ssl and non-ssl. Failure to do this sets up a loop.
>
>Then you can use mod_rewrite, redirect, or redirectmatch to send things to
the
>ssl side.
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