When the module generates a new sitemap.xml file and notifies the search engines (Google and Bing), it uses the HTTP protocol.

Both Google and Bing use HTTPS for all their services, so they respond with an 301 HTTP responde status code, which makes the module send the notification again to the new URL.

The module should use HTTPS protocol both for Google and Bing.

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#3 xmlsitemap-use_https_for_search_engines-2907878-3.patch1.1 KBtucho
#2 xmlsitemap-use_https_for_search_engines-2907878-2.patch2.16 KBtucho
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tucho
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Location Buenos Aires
CreditAttribution: tucho at gcoop Cooperativa de Software Libre commented
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xmlsitemap-use_https_for_search_engines-2907878-2.patch2.16 KB

I have uploaded a patch that updates the search engines notification URL addresses for both Google and Bing.

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tucho
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Location Buenos Aires
CreditAttribution: tucho at gcoop Cooperativa de Software Libre commented
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xmlsitemap-use_https_for_search_engines-2907878-3.patch1.1 KB

I have uploaded a patch that updates the search engines notification URL addresses for both Google and Bing for the 8.x-1.x version.

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Location Campinas
CreditAttribution: renatog at CI&T commented
Status: Needs review » Reviewed & tested by the community

Hi guys.

I check the #2 for D7 and works good.

Thank you very much.

  • RenatoG committed d5c18d0 on 7.x-2.x authored by tucho 
    Issue #2907878 by tucho, RenatoG: Use HTTPS protocol when notifying...
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renatog
Location Campinas
CreditAttribution: renatog at CI&T commented
Status: Reviewed & tested by the community » Fixed

Fixed.

Committed to the 7.x dev branch.

Regards.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

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