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@PeterMortensen The issue is "How can I automatically redirect HTTP to HTTPS on Apache servers?", and the quoted config setting is specifically addressing that: "To redirect http URLs to https " If the link breaks, someone can switch it to an archive org version of the link (something I frequently do for old answers where the link has broken)
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