4. Check For Too Many HTTPS Redirects
If your web server is running Apache, you can easily redirect all of your HTTP traffic to HTTPS by adding the following code to your .htaccess file. This is the recommended method for redirecting WordPress running on Apache.
Perhaps you simply have too many HTTPS redirects. You can easily check your site to see how many redirects it’s using with Patrick Sexton’s Redirect mapper tool. Here is an example below of redirects that are not set up correctly which are easily spottable using the redirect mapper. You can see that there are duplicate HTTPS redirects happening on both the www and non-www versions.
Check Third-Party Services
ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS is also often commonly caused by reverse-proxy services such as Cloudflare. This usually happens when their Flexible SSL option is enabled and you already have an SSL certificate installed with your WordPress host. Why? Because, when flexible is selected, all requests to your hosting server are sent over HTTP. Your host server most likely already has a redirect in place from HTTP to HTTPS, and therefore a redirect loop occurs.
To fix this you need to change the Cloudflare Crypto settings from Flexible to either Full or Full (strict). If you’re a Kinsta client, make sure to also check out our steps on how to install an SSL certificate while using Cloudflare.
You can use their Always Use HTTPS page rule to redirect all users to HTTPS without creating a loop. Another thing to watch out for with Cloudflare is their forwarding URL redirection rules. Be careful not to create a redirect where the domain points to itself as a destination. This can cause an infinite redirect error, and the affected URLs will not be able to resolve.
If you’re using StackPath, they have an option called “Origin Pull Protocol” that needs to be set to HTTPS only. Continuar leyendo: “4. Check For Too Many HTTPS Redirects” →
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