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Coming back to this since I am still getting this issue of failed downloads due to mixed content reported via [email protected].
For the existing projects (as of when you made the changes to fix the http to https links), the previously cataloged project archive page links were changed to https, but for projects cataloged since then, they are still going in as http. Similarly (but in reverse), the individual audio file links for recently cataloged pages are https, but the links to the audio files on previously cataloged pages were not changed from http to https.
When you have time, can you use your script to run a fix on these additional fields in the database so that every link to individual files and to archive (existing and new) are entered as https?
Tricia and I discussed this by PM a while ago, but I haven't looked to see if it was added as a request in github.
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Do we have an example page that has a mixed context warning? There are a bunch of URLs sprinkled all over the database, and I didn't update them all, so it would help to see the error from the user's POV, so that I know what I need to track down in the database.
As of the most recent database dump, I believe all of the audio and image URLs used in the catalog are HTTPS. There shouldn't be any mixed content warnings anymore. 😃
We do still have a bunch of external links that are HTTP and which could be updated sometime but isn't pressing at all. For example, project 19677's url_text_source is 'http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/26000', which redirects to HTTPS without any errors.
I'm going to set this to 'priority:low'. If I could add tags, I'd stick this one with 'database cleanup' as well. 😉
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