I am doing load testing for one website. Website actual address is configured with SSL so it is something like https://www.example.com
When I start load testing for pages with GET requests , Jmeter is sending 2 requests for each page, one with Http & second is Https. So I get in listener like this :
http://www.example.com
https://www.example.com
How can I tell to jmeter that site has only version with https so do not send request with http.
You need to add 'https' in the protocol section.
Its like if you hit your URL i.e. "https://www.example.com" by replacing "https" with "http" it will redirect to you "https" by default
Similar way if you not mentioned any protocol in your "HTTP REQUEST" it will take default value i.e. "http", and in listener you see both URL.
For making that it will hit only the "https" URL you need to put "https" in Protocol text box.
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I have a Saas product which allows my end-user to bind their own domain to manage their products but I encountered an issue when I try to redirect those requests that is originally not requested by "http" to "https", the site will return "too many request redirection". Meanwhile, I do not want to configure port 443 into my nginx configuration as some of scenario, some of the request path might not need to neccessary to have "https". If I configured the force redirection in nginx which means all the request must served under "https" which might leads all of the request path is served via "https" but what I want to achieve is only some of the request path served under https only.
Below is the code that used to achieve the force redirection from http to https
if (!$request->secure()) {
return redirect()->secure($request->path());
}
I tried to change the uri of an incoming GET request to redirect it to a different URL.
What I did:
backend
httprequest set-uri https://www.example.com/ping
The example url works directly, but I receive 503 for requests that are directed there from haproxy.
What seems to be wrong?
You need to put 'server' directive after 'http-request' event if you rewrite the whole URL
We want to display content of "https" site under my "http" site so, we are using IIS Rewrite module. (Same as CNAME)
We have created Inbound rules for same. However we are facing below error.
HTTP Error 502.3 - Bad Gateway
A connection with the server could not be established
If I use same rule in http site than it is working. Means We are able to display any http site content under my http site.
It is also working when we use "Redirect" action type but Here we want "Rewrite" action in rule because we do'not want to display another site Url
Inbound Rules and further details are here
I'm trying to redirect all traffic hitting HTTP to HTTPS on my application. Nginx is handling generating keys and certificate signing requests.
HTTPS works perfectly when we type it in manually in the browser's address bar. So to force all HTTP requests to use HTTPS we are changing Spring configuration in various ways.
When adding the requires-channel="https" attribute to <intercept-url/> in our .xml we are getting a 302 redirect loop. We tried declaring the port mappings in a Spring config .xml as suggested in this SO answer but it made no difference to the redirect loop. HTTPS is looping on itself by looking at the network tab in chrome dev tools.
Any help/ideas are appreciated, thanks.
I have problem to get state of https protocol if request through iframe which is installed on another web site:
Explanation :
We are advertisement company and always send iframe code to another publisher and they add our iframe code into their web site.
It was working fine but now we had also implemented https as some publisher required.
Now we want to get server protocol of iframe URL request, so we can change our protocol in URL.
our code in codeigniter and set path in config => constant file
use src = //address.to/the/specific/iframe
removing http: will make the url to understand itself if the request is made through http or https