Pixlr plugin still redirect to http while host is https

[bitsandnumbers]

... thus creating a mixed contents issue in the web browser and preventing Pixlr to open. We get a white page instead of the editor ...

So basically the Pixlr plugin try to open "http://pixlr.com" instead of "https://pixlr.com" when Pydio host is in https.

The strange thing is that PixlrEditor.php has the right "https" string inside the PHP class, so it should not happen. It could be an issue on Pixlr's end.

Workaround right now is to disable mixed contents protection in the web browser, which is a different operation depending on the browser. Check the manual of your browser for help with that.

Steps to reproduce :

• Linux server : Ubuntu 16.04 on Scaleway
• SSL certificate from Letsencrypt
• Docker image from linuxserver.io
• Pydio 8.0.1
• Trying to open an image file (PNG) with Pixlr plugin from "my-files" workspace

[cdujeu]

Seems like Pixlr is sending back http:// whatever we ask Can you try that, in plugins/editor.pixlr/PixlrEditor.php Line 130, replace the existing $response = $response .... code with

            // Make sure we load the https
            $redirect = $postResponse->getHeader("Location");
            $redirect = str_replace("http://", "https://", $redirect);
            // Send redirect Header
            $response = $response
                ->withStatus(302)
                ->withHeader("Location", $redirect);

I think it does the job, can you confirm?

[bitsandnumbers]

Hi @cdujeu , thank you for the answer, but I no longer use pydio. I was using it for work but the desktop sync didn't suit my needs. It's a shame because everything else was very good. So, I cannot give any more feedback about this issue. Sorry.

[cdujeu]

ok np, thanks