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Redirect stylesheets through secure url to a different server

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http://serverfault.com – I have a domain http://services.mydomain.com which has a secure login through a secure central provider (https://secure.mydomain.com) on a different server with proxypass. When I go to the login page I am redirected to https://secure.mydomain.com/services. The application page is rendered fine but I get a 404 for all of the .css and .js files, as it is looking for https://secure.mydomain.com/services/style.css. The stylesheet is located at http://services.mydomain.com/style.css I have managed to redirect the urls via apache rewrites but they now render as unsecure items on a secure page. Her (HowTos)

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Submitted by dayu on 01/20/2012 – Made popular on 01/20/2012

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