main.js added to url with force ssl rule

[ManuelDeLeon]

Using the latest script. When I add the following force SSL rule, it adds /main.js to the url when I navigate to the root of the site and I get the error too many redirects.

<rule name="Redirect to HTTPS" stopProcessing="true">
  <match url="(.*)" />
  <conditions>
    <add input="{HTTPS}" pattern="^OFF$" />
  </conditions>
   <action type="Redirect" url="https://{HTTP_HOST}/{R:1}" redirectType="Permanent" />
</rule>

Any clues?

[ramijarrar]

Can you confirm that you're not using the force-ssl package (check .versions for implicit dependencies)?

[ManuelDeLeon]

I'll double check.

[ManuelDeLeon]

Nope, no force-ssl references anywhere.

[ramijarrar]

Okay - are you making any other adjustments to the standard web.config?

[ManuelDeLeon]

Nope

On Nov 21, 2016 3:45 PM, "ramijarrar" notifications@github.com wrote:

Okay - are you making any other adjustments to the standard web.config?

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[ramijarrar]

Your web.config should look like this: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/talos-code/meteor-azure-example/master/.config/azure/web.config

And your ROOT_URL need to be written with the https protocol.

[ramijarrar]

I suspect you may have added the rule at the end (which would explain the routing to /main.js).

[ManuelDeLeon]

Yes, I added it to the end. I'll test it right when I get home.

It should be in the Readme =)

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I suspect you have added the rule at the end (which would explain the routing to /main.js).

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[ManuelDeLeon]

I copied that web.config and it deployed correctly but now the site is down: redirected you too many times.

[ramijarrar]

Can you try visiting the URL using "https" directly? Does that work properly?

[ManuelDeLeon]

Same message

[ramijarrar]

Can you try in a different browser?

[ManuelDeLeon]

tried it with Chrome and Edge

[ramijarrar]

Still not working?

[ManuelDeLeon]

Nope

On Nov 21, 2016 5:04 PM, "ramijarrar" notifications@github.com wrote:

Still not working?

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[ramijarrar]

Can you provide the URL? (you can DM me on Meteor forums if you prefer)

[ManuelDeLeon]

Let me deploy it again.

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Can you provide the URL?

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[ManuelDeLeon]

Sorry for the late reply but deployments take more than 20mins so testing is really slow. It has to be a caching/dns issue with this laptop. I tried it on another computer and the site works fine now that the rule is on top.

Thanks for the help.

[ramijarrar]

I made a few improvements to the 'force https' instructions based on this issue, let me know if you think there is room for any further clarification.