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Create Steamrep.com.xml #1222

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<target host="steamrep.com" />
<target host="www.steamrep.com" />

<rule from="^http://(www\.)?steamrep\.com/" to="https://www.steamrep.com/" />
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Looks like this actually doesn't work with the full www.steamrep.com -- maybe remove the www prefix?

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Just simplify to

<rule from="^http:"
    to="https:" />

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I think @semenko's suggestion is better: Since only steamrep.com works over HTTPS, both steamrep.com and www.steamrep.com should redirect to the HTTPS version of steamrep.com.

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I think @semenko's suggestion is better: Since only steamrep.com works over HTTPS, both steamrep.com and www.steamrep.com should redirect to the HTTPS version of steamrep.com.

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https://www.steamrep.com works fine (i.e. no SSL error). 2d1 prefers not to preempting server's redirect.

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ghost commented Nov 9, 2015

Hi, I'm the author of this pull, I created a new account and I don't use the old one anymore, do I need to create new pull requests for this and the others pulls? Or if not how can I edit this pull with my new account?

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ghost commented Nov 14, 2015

@Ekaris if you still can access your old account, I suggest closing this pull and create a new pull under your current account. or else, just create a new pull and reference this pull.

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semenko commented Dec 17, 2015

Closed in favor of #3211

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