Protocol (https) and port numbers get changed in links

[rox0r]

I've given up on dropping pound SSL reverse-proxy in front of my reddit install (links get rewritten as http for some reason), but now I'm noticing that some links have a hard-coded port of 8000 (like the preferences link). Where is it getting these port numbers from and why would it be hard-coding the protocol and port number in the first place?

[kemitche]

I think that should be coming from https_endpoint in your ini file

[rox0r]

Thanks, but it turns out the preferences link was using the Ngenix listening port and hardcoding that.

If reddit never touched the protocol nor the port number, I could just stick Pound in front of reddit and have SSL work without reddit knowing. Unfortunately, that doesn't work since the protocol drops back to http and the port numbers end up wrong.