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Posted by "Matt Monaco" on 10/04/33 11:33
Check your http access file to verify what david and jochem have said, you
should see lines upon lines of access for the pages in question.
"Jochem Maas" <jochem@iamjochem.com> wrote in message
news:438F2EC6.9070201@iamjochem.com...
> Angelo Zanetti wrote:
>> Hi guys.
>>
>> Been working on my site and then been trying to navigate through it, the
>> once page redirects to another.
>>
>> then all of a sudden I get this weird popup (in mozilla) "Redirection
>> limit for this URL exceeded. Unable to load requested page"
>>
>> Also IE seems to timeout.
>>
>> The page redirects from http to https.
>
> yeah and I bet by the time the request comes back to your webserver it
> sees
> it as a HTTP request - ergo an infinite loop.
>
> are you using Squid per chance? or maybe doing something fancy with
> url rewriting in Apache? one of those is likely to be causing the infinite
> loop.
>
>>
>> anyone come across this or know what the problem is?
>
> I have been fighting the such a problem all today - a site that requires
> HTTPS for logged in customers (only), the site lives behind Squid (reverse
> proxy)
> and Squid hits Apache with HTTP requests... and if you try to hit the
> login page
> as http://mydomain/login.php it redirects to https://mydomain/login.php
> which
> is recieved by Squid which passes it to http://127.0.0.1/login.php - and
> the redirect
> occurs again - lots of fun really, and Squid configuration isn't mind
> numbingly
> painful either!
>
> hth to give you some possible insight :-/
>
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
>>
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