It would be better, by going through debug logging, to see (map) who is talking to who, who is redirecting and where to and what is handling the redirected request.
I think I've seen something in the latest nginx(openssl) changesets about removing ssl3.
With openssl you may need to explicitly include ssl3.
When it comes to re-directors, they often need to be told (with a proxy) a different end-point is used or they will send a 'return' url pointing to themselves.
I think I've seen something in the latest nginx(openssl) changesets about removing ssl3.
With openssl you may need to explicitly include ssl3.
When it comes to re-directors, they often need to be told (with a proxy) a different end-point is used or they will send a 'return' url pointing to themselves.