To force upgrading to SSL on many of my sites, I use a combination of
PHP's header("Location: https://xxxxx";) and rewrite magic under Apache.
The PHP header stuff came about when I was experimenting with Cherokee.
Perhaps Cherokee could offer a built in SSL upgrade using the (not
recommended, but supported) 301 response?
Chris
On 16/01/11 09:53, Alvaro Lopez Ortega wrote:
Hello Dennis,
On 16/01/2011, at 07:00, Dennis Clayton wrote:
None of my browsers worked and I'm using pretty much all the latest
ones. Do any browsers support this "upgrade" of the connection to SSL?
I have a very valid point here.
The "Upgrade Required" response was implemented a few years ago. At
that moment none of the spread browsers supported it, although I
suppose they would add the feature eventually. Reality has proven me
wrong though. Time has passed and there is not a single mass-market
browser with support for this RFE... so I guess we just ought to drop
this feature in the sake of clarity.
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