Cannot determine image dimensions from my https domain

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Zhs2
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Cannot determine image dimensions from my https domain

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I'm getting error messages from the forum when I go to update my thread topic: "It was not possible to determine the dimensions of the image. Please verify that the URL you entered is correct." The img tag scanner that reads images to find their dimensions can't connect to my https domain, but can connect to http just fine. Of course, for Chrome users if I serve http images they'll all be broken due to Google's aggressive stance on domain security.

For an example, you can visit https://tireiron.us/.IS/islogo.png just fine, but the forum plugin gives me the above error when I slap it into img tags.
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Re: Cannot determine image dimensions from my https domain

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Zhs2 wrote:For an example, you can visit https://tireiron.us/.IS/islogo.png just fine, but the forum plugin gives me the above error when I slap it into img tags.
I cannot.
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If I tell Firefox to do it anyway and ignore the risk, I am given a "Not found" error.
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Re: Cannot determine image dimensions from my https domain

Post by Zhs2 »

This can be closed with "user error". After a lengthy session of debugging the whole issue boiled down to the wrong certificate being served on IPv6 on my end. Whoops...
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