I am using a hosted wiki service which runs over SSL, I have a CNAME redirect from my subdomain to it but browsers show a message saying it is being redirected.
Is there a way I can get around this? My host and the hosted site's tech are disagreeing on what to do (basically each is saying the other needs to do something)
The current set up is:
http://wiki.mydomain.org --> https://mydomain.externalhost.org
Any and all suggestions would be very much appreciated :)
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The server that my domain on is running Apache, I'm not sure about the external hosts (sorry I'm not so clued up technically as to versions etc)
Within my DNS panel it states: This CNAME record will point wiki.appsforgood.org to appsforgood.onconfluence.com.
I should explain I proposed installing a SSL cert on the wiki sub-domain but my hosts said this wouldn't stop the error message and it should installed at the external hosts server. Of course the external hosts say it needs to be installed on the wiki sub-domain leaving me banging my head on the table trying to get a definitive answer
http://wiki.mydomain.comin your browser, you get redirected tohttps://mydomain.externalhost.com, you're probably not using a CNAME (DNS) alias fromwiki.mydomain.comtomydomain.externalhost.com. Instead, it looks like there's a website atwiki.mydomain.comthat performs an HTTP redirection (e.g. 302) to the other site (that would be necessary to change fromhttp://tohttps://as well). – Bruno Aug 18 '11 at 11:19