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Metacat currently serves traffic via https only if the server.httpPort AND the server.httpSSLPort are BOTH set to 443. This is confusing and error-prone, and means we can't directly tell if metacat urls should be http or https for other applications (e.g. see #1700).
Fixing it will also allow us to automatically configure the base metacat url used by the dataone_indexer, since that currently assumes https, and therefore breaks on non-SSL deployments.
When Jing and I were discussing this, we decided an approach like this could work:
Metacat currently serves traffic via https only if the
server.httpPort
AND theserver.httpSSLPort
are BOTH set to 443. This is confusing and error-prone, and means we can't directly tell if metacat urls should be http or https for other applications (e.g. see #1700).Fixing it will also allow us to automatically configure the base metacat url used by the
dataone_indexer
, since that currently assumes https, and therefore breaks on non-SSL deployments.When Jing and I were discussing this, we decided an approach like this could work:
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