How to automatically redirect HTTP to HTTPS on Apache servers

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Environment Centos with apache  Trying to setup automatic redirection from http to https  From manage mydomain com --- To --- gt  https   manage mydomain com    I have tried adding the following to my httpd conf but it didn t work   RewriteEngine on     ReWriteCond   SERVER PORT    443      RewriteRule        https     HTTP HOST   1  NC R L    Any ideas

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Be advised -- you will lose ALL Facebook Likes when doing this  provided you started collecting your Likes with an http connection  Instead use JavaScript if  location protocol      https                location replace  https   location href substring location protocol length          and put it last in the header

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Using mod rewrite is not the recommended way instead use virtual host and redirect   In case  if you are inclined to do using mod rewrite   RewriteEngine On   This will enable the Rewrite capabilities  RewriteCond   HTTPS    on   This checks to make sure the connection is not already HTTPS  RewriteRule         https     SERVER NAME   1  R L    This rule will redirect users from their original location  to the same  location but using HTTPS    i e   http   www example com foo  to https   www example com foo    The leading slash is made optional so that this will work either in   httpd conf or  htaccess context   Reference  Httpd Wiki - RewriteHTTPToHTTPS  If you are looking for a 301 Permanent Redirect  then redirect flag should be as    R 301   so the RewriteRule will be like   RewriteRule         https     SERVER NAME   1  R 301 L

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Please try this one in apache Virtualhosting configuration and then reload apache service  RewriteEngine On  RewriteCond   HTTPS  off   RewriteRule   https     HTTP HOST   REQUEST URI

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Searched for apache redirect http to https and landed here  This is what i did on ubuntu   1  Enable modules  sudo a2enmod rewrite sudo a2enmod ssl   2  Edit your site config  Edit file   etc apache2 sites-available 000-default conf   Content should be    lt VirtualHost   80 gt      RewriteEngine On     RewriteCond   HTTPS  off     RewriteRule      https     HTTP HOST   REQUEST URI   lt  VirtualHost gt    lt VirtualHost   443 gt      SSLEngine on     SSLCertificateFile     lt path to your crt file gt      SSLCertificateKeyFile    lt path to your private key file gt         Rest of your site config            lt  VirtualHost gt     Note that the SSL module requires certificate  you will need to specify existing one  if you bought one  or to generate a self-signed certificate by yourself    3  Restart apache2  sudo service apache2 restart

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for me this worked RewriteEngine on RewriteCond   HTTP X-Forwarded-Proto   https RewriteRule        https     HTTP HOST   1  R 301 L

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RewriteEngine On RewriteCond   HTTPS  off RewriteRule   https     HTTP HOST   REQUEST URI    http   www sslshopper com apache-redirect-http-to-https html  or  http   www cyberciti biz tips howto-apache-force-https-secure-connections html

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This worked for me   RewriteCond   HTTPS   off RewriteRule   https     HTTP HOST   REQUEST URI   QSA L R 301

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I have actually followed this example and it worked for me      NameVirtualHost   80  lt VirtualHost   80 gt     ServerName mysite example com    Redirect permanent   https   mysite example com   lt  VirtualHost gt    lt VirtualHost  default  443 gt     ServerName mysite example com   DocumentRoot  usr local apache2 htdocs   SSLEngine On    etc     lt  VirtualHost gt    Then do    etc init d httpd restart

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If you have Apache2 4 check 000-default conf - remove DocumentRoot and add    Redirect permanent   https    your-domain

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I needed this for something as simple as redirecting all http traffic from the default apache home page on my server to one served over https   Since I m still quite green when it comes to configuring apache  I prefer to avoid using mod rewrite directly and instead went for something simpler like this    lt VirtualHost   80 gt     lt Location     gt       Redirect permanent  https     HTTP HOST   REQUEST URI      lt  Location gt   lt  VirtualHost gt    lt VirtualHost   443 gt    DocumentRoot   var www html    SSLEngine on        lt  VirtualHost gt    I like this because it allowed me to use apache variables and that way I didn t have to specify the actual host name since it s just an IP address without an associated domain name   References  https   stackoverflow com a 40291044 2089675

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Actually  your topic is belongs on https   serverfault com  but you can still try to check these  htaccess directives   RewriteEngine on RewriteCond   HTTPS  off RewriteRule       https     HTTP HOST   1

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Server version  Apache 2 4 29  Ubuntu   After long search on the web and in the official documentation of apache  the only solution that worked for me came from  usr share doc apache2 README Debian gz  To enable SSL  type  as user root        a2ensite default-ssl     a2enmod ssl   In the file  etc apache2 sites-available 000-default conf add the      Redirect      https   sub domain com      lt VirtualHost   80 gt        ServerName www example com     DocumentRoot  var www owncloud     Redirect      https   sub domain com     That s it     P S  If you want to read the manual without extracting   gunzip -cd  usr share doc apache2 README Debian gz

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This code work for me       ----------port 80---------- RewriteEngine on   redirect http non-www to https www RewriteCond   HTTPS  off RewriteCond   SERVER NAME   example com RewriteRule   https   www   SERVER NAME   REQUEST URI   END QSA R permanent     redirect http www to https www RewriteCond   HTTPS  off RewriteCond   SERVER NAME   www example com RewriteRule   https     SERVER NAME   REQUEST URI   END QSA R permanent          ----------port 443---------- RewriteEngine on   redirect https non-www to https www RewriteCond   SERVER NAME    www         NC  RewriteRule   https   www   SERVER NAME   REQUEST URI   END QSA R permanent

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