AllSky Map not showing current allsky image

[EorEquis]

Didn't think this needed to be logged as an issue, don't THINK it's an issue w/ the allsky software itself.

• AllSky is available via the website package, at http://tristarobservatory.com/obscam/allsky/
• Image on website is current, and refreshes as expected.
• Website is hosted on remote server, with allsky images FTPd to that server.
• AllSky image is current at http://tristarobservatory.com/obscam/allsky/image.png
• I believe the allsky camera configuration is correct in the map settings
• 
• Camera shows up on the map fine, but shows a broken image link for the Allsky image. Clicking the link, however, takes you to the website, and shows the current image.

[EricClaeys]

@EorEquis This isn't an Allsky issue. It's a browser issue.
The Allsky Map web site uses https, and your site uses http. Some (most?) browsers won't show content like pictures if they use http when the server uses https, for potential security reasons.
Can you upgrade to https?

[EorEquis]

Ok, good to know. I might eventually get around to dealing with that. Thanks for the info!

[EorEquis]

Ok, so...2 issues here.

• From the camera settings page of the AllSky Admin Console:

The URL of your website, for example: https://www.thomasjacquin.com/allsky.If your camera is not accessible on the Internet, leave this field empty. Must begin with http or https.

And

The URL of the image on your website, for example: https://wwww.thomasjacquin.com/allsky/image.jpg.
Right-click on the image and select Copy Image Address.
If your camera is not accessible on the Internet, leave this field empty.
Must begin with http or https.

• iByte2 AllSky located in Glendale, AZ displays the image fine, despite being http://

[EorEquis]

Ok, got around to installing SSL and such, updated the camera settings, map works now.

Still not sure I understand why the settings specifically allow for http, and at least one other camera configured http works on the map, but life is full of things I don't understand.

[EricClaeys]

@EorEquis When we wrote the "Must being with http or https" message we expected either would work. We actually think we have a fix for allowing http, and are testing it now. It'll be a change to the map server so won't require any updates by users.