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Trevor Johns wrote:
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<pre wrap="">According to the OpenID spec, HTTPS identifiers are recommended over
HTTP. Since the default scheme for a URL identifier is HTTP, the spec
also recommends creating a redirect from the HTTP version of a URL to
the HTTPS version of a URL when possible.
While creating this redirect isn't itself a problem, I don't want to
send visitors to the HTTPS version of my site unless necessary. Is
there any way to selectively redirect OpenID traffic to HTTPS without
affecting normal traffic?
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This can be done from within the scripting pages (assuming PHP or
similar) or with some redirect rule which depends on your server
software somewhat. Which server software and scripting language are you
using?<br>
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