HTTPS redirect

  • Resolved thebigjay

    (@ingeniuscreative)


    10 years, 5 months ago

    I have a website, heartway.com we recently (in light of Google) added an SSL which effectively made our site HTTPS the trouble is that while everything is working perfectly on the overall site, media is now coming from https://(my cdn alias) but now have been changed to https which has killed ALL of my media so they all look like broken images. Is there any way to change the address so everything currently within my DreamObjects/Speed CDN folder has that URL?

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/dreamspeed-cdn/

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  • Thread Starter thebigjay

    (@ingeniuscreative)

    Okay my question now becomes this…just spoke with DreamHost support not about the plugin but about the issue in general.

    They recommend using the default bucketname.objects.dreamhost.com rather than an alias because with an alias I cannot use HTTPS.

    That being said if I remove the alias from the DreamSpeed CDN plugin admin panel will that work?

    If do great!

    If not, how do I go about rewriting ALL of the media links to use this default bucketname.objects.dreamhost.com URL rather than the alias URL that is there now?

    Plugin Author Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

    (@ipstenu)

    ?????? Advisor and Activist

    That being said if I remove the alias from the DreamSpeed CDN plugin admin panel will that work?

    You mean will it go back and change everything? No :/

    If not, how do I go about rewriting ALL of the media links to use this default bucketname.objects.dreamhost.com URL rather than the alias URL that is there

    This you can do!

    1) Remove the alias from DreamSpeed CDN
    2) Grab this – https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/velvet-blues-update-urls/ – and search for https://my.coolbucket.com and replace with https://bucketname.objects.dreamhost.com on all posts and post meta

    That should be it.

    (If you’re super command line savvy, we have wp-cli on all servers at DreamHost, so you can do this:

    wp search-replace https://my.coolbucket.com https://bucketname.objects.dreamhost.com --dry-run

    Run it again without --dry-run if it looked good.

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