Editing Simplified HTTPS Configuration (section)

==== [http://bazaar.eprints.org/379/ Repository Links Plugin] ====
The Repository Links plugin uses the EPrints URL to lookup where it is used on other repositories.  If your repository is configured as one of the remote repositories, then the master repository will have been storing your repository URLs as HTTP up to the point you switch over to [[Simplified_HTTPS_Configuration#HTTPS_Only | HTTPS Only]].  When you do this it will start recording these URLs as HTTPS.

This creates two problems.  '''$c->{host}''' will not longer be set and this will prevent both the related links box for Repository Links being displayed on your repository's abstract pages but also the same box being displayed for the abstract pages for items on the master repository.  To fix this you will need to update '''$c->{host}''' to '''$c->{securehost}''' in '''/cgi/get_repo_links''' so the hostname will not be set in the request sent to the master repository.

Also. the protocol itself needs to be updated to '''https''' from '''http''' in the text that proceeds '''$c->{host}'''  in the same file.  This will ensure that it looks for https URLs which will now be stored on the master repository.  However, the master repository will still be storing http URLs for old items, so they will need to update all the URLs for your reposotory to https URLs to make the Repository Links related links box work on your repository, although the first change you fix the missing related links box on the master repository.

It is also probably worth updating the protocol used for making HTTP requests to the master repository to use https as well, assuming it is configured to support HTTPS.

It is unclear if and what changes would be necessary if your repository is the master repository for the Repository Links plugin.  However, as a minimum you should make the changes described above and check any other Repository Link plugin files for the use of '''$c->{host}''' to '''$c->{securehost}''' and ensure the https is used as the protocol wherever http is currently being used.