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I am seeing a strange issue with only one of our catalog's web sites. If you use http none of the pictures will display, you get the red X box. However, if I use https it displays the pictures fine. This is only happening on my network. I can use http from my home and it displays the pics fine. Our DNS has the correct IP info in the forward lookup zone and other sites hosted by the company hosting this site work fine as well. Scratching my head on this one. Any thoughts?

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Is the network you're currently on running a proxy server?

They can be set up to bypass HTTPS and only proxy HTTP.
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Looks like the images are being hosted on a subdomain server. Heer is the image I am trying to reach: http://tmseeds.com/images/thumb/8256.jpg or https://tmseeds.com/images/thumb/8256.jpg

Accessing it via HTTP directs to one URL http://cdn.tmseeds.com/images/thumb/8256.jpg
Trying to access the same photo on the HTTPS site redirects to: https://s3.amazonaws.com/cdn.tmseeds.com/images/thumb/8256.jpg

Any internal routing issues to the cdn portion of the domain?
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Looks like the images are being hosted on a subdomain server. Heer is the image I am trying to reach: http://tmseeds.com/images/thumb/8256.jpg or https://tmseeds.com/images/thumb/8256.jpg

Accessing it via HTTP directs to one URL http://cdn.tmseeds.com/images/thumb/8256.jpg
Trying to access the same photo on the HTTPS site redirects to: https://s3.amazonaws.com/cdn.tmseeds.com/images/thumb/8256.jpg

Any internal routing issues to the cdn portion of the domain?



We don't do any internal routing on our end. Commerce V3 is our web host so the redirects you saw came from them. Looking at the source code on the website the image addresses don't include cdn or s3.

I thought you may have gave me the answer though. We didn't have cdn in our DNS so I added it, did a flushdns and tried again but that didn't help.

Edit: Nevermind, it is working now. I am just impatient and was probably not waiting long enough after flushing the DNS cache. Thanks Eric! I owe you beer.:)

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