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  • Thread Starter andym3kt

    (@andym3kt)

    Not sure if this is the best approach but I found that if I edit getStorageUrlPrefix() in windows-azure-storage-dialog.php I can change http to https and this seems to work:

    // Use cloud storage
    if ($appendContainer) {
        return 'https://' . $azure_storage_account_name
            . '.' . $blobStorageHostName
            . '/' . $default_azure_storage_account_container_name;
    } else {
        return 'https://' . $azure_storage_account_name
            . '.' . $blobStorageHostName;
    }
    Thread Starter andym3kt

    (@andym3kt)

    Ok a better resolution is just set the CNAME property in this plugin’s settings to be the HTTPS version of the blog storage URL.

    This is also how you can use an Azure CDN pointed at your storage container, just enter the https Azure CDN hostname.

    Plugin Contributor Morgan Estes

    (@morganestes)

    This is one of the things that is being fixed with the next release. The URL will default to the HTTPS blob for all sites.

    Since Azure Storage doesn’t handle SSL/TLS CNAMEs, you’ll get certificate mismatch errors if you try to use https:// for your CNAME in the plugin.

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