On 03/09/2011 6:14 AM, Stefan Caunter wrote:
>
> This looks odd to me, I've never seen a rewrite in an ssl config. It
> will complicate things.
>
> Leave the index to the server config, and take out the location / rewrite.
>
> Simplify.
Stefan,

The only reason I had the rewrite in there (and I think it was
recommended to me years ago) was to prevent people or bots from calling
the non-ssl directories of the site with https and creating duplicates
in Google, etc. e.g. calling http://www.example.com/ and
https://www.example.com/ when my homepage doesn't need https.

I only needs https calls on my phpMyAdmin, webmail, facebookapp and site
admin subdirectories. I just wrote another email in the thread asking if
I should only do a rewrite if it's NOT those directories.

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