I enabled SSL and HTTPS on my main server and website today, everything is working as expected except the fileservers and uploading.
I use 2 remote fileservers with remote upload (php, not FTP). Right now, when I am trying to upload any file, I always get the error ERROR: There was a server problem when attempting the upload, please try again later.
There were no related errors in yeti's logs or nginx logs.
Upon further inspection, I found out using firebug (chrome's console), that during uploading of file, the fileserver's protocol is changing from HTTP to HTTPS aka the uploader php file is being called on HTTPS protocol.
I purchased a single domain SSL which is used on my main server and website, so ofc I did not install SSL or enable HTTPS in nginx on fileservers, as such the HTTPS links wont load.
Why is the script using https on fileserver when I didnt change protocol to https in fileserver's config file ?
And what would be the solution to this
I use 2 remote fileservers with remote upload (php, not FTP). Right now, when I am trying to upload any file, I always get the error ERROR: There was a server problem when attempting the upload, please try again later.
There were no related errors in yeti's logs or nginx logs.
Upon further inspection, I found out using firebug (chrome's console), that during uploading of file, the fileserver's protocol is changing from HTTP to HTTPS aka the uploader php file is being called on HTTPS protocol.
I purchased a single domain SSL which is used on my main server and website, so ofc I did not install SSL or enable HTTPS in nginx on fileservers, as such the HTTPS links wont load.
Why is the script using https on fileserver when I didnt change protocol to https in fileserver's config file ?
And what would be the solution to this