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Hallo!

My blog is normally accessible via HTTP, except the admin interface, which is only accessible via HTTPS. Therefor I need the moderation links within the notification mail to be formed with https:// like the following example:

https://www.it-blog.net/approve/comment/[...]

I tried to find a corresponding possibility in the spamblock plugin but I couldn't find one.

Can anyone help me to solve this problem?

Regards,
Pascal

Hi!

The comment notification mails use the HTTP prefix that is used by the client who submits the comment. Technically, I don't see a good way to intervent at that point.

So I would suggest you to not approve comments by email, but instead use the comment moderation panel and login to the backend to perform those actions, if you feel they are too sensitive.

The server name of the current s9y script would need to be set to HTTPS for the visiting client, which would pass him on to SSL as well, which I think would not be so good...

Regards
Garvin

OK, thanks for this information.

Regards,
Pascal

Two days ago I found a solution for this problem, which doesn't require any change on the S9Y sources. I solved it with the Apache option RedirectMatch like it is described in my blog entry "Apache-Weiterleitung mittels RedirectMatch".