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@alexbruy I know this was one of my own suggestions, but... this does not work.
you will never open the right page.
Apparently connecting to a 443 socket without any ssl stuff just returns a bad request:
"<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN">
<html><head>
<title>400 Bad Request</title>
</hea..."
So maybe it is better to keep the http url and port 80, then redirection should do the work
We could use the httpS url and port 80 too, but that is a little unclear.
OR forget this whole test, and do the 'nothing found' magic somewhere in the website.
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@alexbruy I know this was one of my own suggestions, but... this does not work.
you will never open the right page.
Apparently connecting to a 443 socket without any ssl stuff just returns a bad request:
So maybe it is better to keep the http url and port 80, then redirection should do the work
We could use the httpS url and port 80 too, but that is a little unclear.
OR forget this whole test, and do the 'nothing found' magic somewhere in the website.
I was thinking about pointing to the search page of the (english?) version:
https://docs.qgis.org/testing/en/search.html