Hello guys!
I extremely need your help.
I have Umbraco 4.5 website and I don`t see how can I add hostname, because I need to move website from HTTP to HTTPS , and for achive this goal I need to republish site from HTTP to HTTPS
I have to change Alternatieve links but I dont know how.
I can`t update version of Umbraco, because its very old customer website.
If the cultures and hostnames option isn't showing at the top level of the site... and I think I've had this issue before in Umbraco 4, but can't honestly remember why :-(
Anyway what you 'can do' if your after a quick resolution is to update the domain directly in the umbracoDomains database table, and then recycle the app pool of the site.
You could try set the backoffice locale to english, maybe it's a missing translation option?
Or try add a second language to the site, maybe that will trigger this (I seem to remember something about this.. :) )
Could it also be that there's an option about this in the umbracoSettings.config ?
Yes, I have changed umbracoUseSSL to True and now my backend with https works correct.
I don`t have any url rewrites in /config/urlrewriting.config.
In web.config also I don`t have any url rewrites.
My main goal - is to move all website to HTTPS. But when I add url rewrite rule in web.config I have exception in browser : Too many redirects.
In Console I see many redirects from http to https and back.
I think thats because of like pages hosted on http, because I see Alternatieve links in http:// and I need somehow change it.
But maybe problem not in this case.
Need help with Umbraco 4.0!! Anybody?
Hello guys! I extremely need your help. I have Umbraco 4.5 website and I don`t see how can I add hostname, because I need to move website from HTTP to HTTPS , and for achive this goal I need to republish site from HTTP to HTTPS
I have to change Alternatieve links but I dont know how. I can`t update version of Umbraco, because its very old customer website.
Thanks
Hi Alexey
If the cultures and hostnames option isn't showing at the top level of the site... and I think I've had this issue before in Umbraco 4, but can't honestly remember why :-(
Anyway what you 'can do' if your after a quick resolution is to update the domain directly in the umbracoDomains database table, and then recycle the app pool of the site.
regards
Marc
Hi Marc! Thanks for your answer! Yes, I found umbracoDomains database table and changed domainName property :
Then I reloaded website
Unfortunatelly in admin panel now I have :
You could try set the backoffice locale to english, maybe it's a missing translation option? Or try add a second language to the site, maybe that will trigger this (I seem to remember something about this.. :) )
Could it also be that there's an option about this in the umbracoSettings.config ?
4.5 seems like ages ago!
Tried to add second language. It didnt help :( Also checked umbracoSettings.config - nothing interesting
Have you got
in the appsettings of the web.config ?
I thought this setting is only for the backoffice, but back in 4.5 hmmm...
... other thought have you got any url rewriting rules that might be accidentally adding the http:// bit on as part of another rewrite rule
have a look in /config/urlrewriting.config
or the web.config rewrites
<rulessection(I thought the domains were set to be http)
regards
Marc
Yes, I have changed umbracoUseSSL to True and now my backend with https works correct. I don`t have any url rewrites in /config/urlrewriting.config.
In web.config also I don`t have any url rewrites.
My main goal - is to move all website to HTTPS. But when I add url rewrite rule in web.config I have exception in browser : Too many redirects.
In Console I see many redirects from http to https and back. I think thats because of like pages hosted on http, because I see Alternatieve links in http:// and I need somehow change it. But maybe problem not in this case.
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