https://trac.macports.org loads MacPorts.png over http

[stevecheckoway (Stephen Checkoway)]

When trac.macports.org is loaded over https, it loads the MacPorts.png image at the top of the page over http:

<img alt="project logo" src="http://www.macosforge.org/files/logos/MacPorts.png">

This can be fixed by replacing the "​http://" with "":

<img alt="project logo" src="//www.macosforge.org/files/logos/MacPorts.png">

or by using the same mechanism the MacOS forge logo uses.

[stevecheckoway (Stephen Checkoway)]

That should read, "This can be fixed by replacing the http:// with //"

[ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)]

That image also links to ​http://www.macports.org/ even if one is looking at Trac via https. Basically all complete URLs to other MacPorts or Mac OS Forge hostnames should begin with "//", not a protocol, assuming the hostnames in question are accessible via both http and https (and if they're not, we should probably make them work that way).

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Should be fixed. Did I miss any?

[stevecheckoway (Stephen Checkoway)]

The mixed content (loading images over HTTP) seems to be fixed. ryandesign's comment to change all absolute URLs to protocol-relative was not done. There are a bunch of links to MacPorts and Mac OS Forge hosts that are explicitly over http.

[ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)]

I believe this has been fixed with our new Trac setup.