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Apache http to https rewrite triggering for all requests

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mjdth

I have the following in a virtual host:

RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off
RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI}

It works to redirect everything to HTTPS, but the problem is it will still cause a redirect even if the original request is sent via HTTPS. This is causing issues with other integrations because they will receive a 302 Document Has Moved page instead of the actual content.

I have also tried the following condition instead:

RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} 80

Any idea how I could prevent a rewrite, or possibly where else to look that might be rewriting for this server?

Thanks!

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MrWhite
"it will still cause a redirect even if the original request is sent via HTTPS." - Presumably this is causing a redirect-loop? We need to know more information about your server / config and exactly where you are putting this rule in order to answer this. Ordinarily, if you are putting the rule in the vHost then there's never a need to check `HTTPS` anyway (or use mod_rewrite for that matter) since it's in the vHost:80 so cannot possibly be over HTTPS in the first place? How is SSL managed? Do you have a cert installed on this server? Do you have an SSL proxy? Cloudflare? etc.
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