HTTP error 500.52 - URL rewrite module error. How do I resolve this

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<rewrite>
      <rules>
        <rule Name="HTTP to HTTPS Redirection" stopprocessin="True"></rule>
        <match url="(.*)"/>
        <conditions>
          <add input="(https)" patern="off"/>
        </conditions>
        <action type="Redirect" url="https://satya/{REQEST_URI}" redirectType="Found"></action>

      </rules>

    </rewrite>
  </system.webServer>

What I have tried:

I want to rewrite Url http to https but it's give error please any one help me

Posted 10-Apr-20 3:26am

satyanand mishra

Updated 10-Apr-20 4:14am

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F-ES Sitecore 10-Apr-20 10:09am

If you google "url rewrite module http to https" I'm sure you'll find examples.

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MadMyche · Answer 1 · 2020-04-10T04:14:00

Solution 1

Perhaps it is because pattern is mis-spelled

XML

<!-- your code --><add input="(https)" patern="off"/>
<!-- typical   --><add input="{HTTPS}" pattern="^OFF$" />

Also... you may want to change the redirectType attribute to Permanent; this will generate a 301 Permanent Redirect as opposed to a 302 Found response.
This is good for SEO purposes as well:
1. Search Engines will give you credit for using an SSL
2. Search Engines will index the HTTPS version and not the insecure version
3. Browsers cache the 301 response, and will not ask for the insecure URL in the future

Posted 10-Apr-20 4:14am

MadMyche

Updated 10-Apr-20 4:16am

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satyanand mishra 11-Apr-20 14:10pm

Thanks for Reply I did but it's still give Error in my web Config file
The Element Web.Server has invalid child element rewrite .I am using Visual Studio 10 and IIS 8.5

MadMyche 11-Apr-20 19:56pm

Try commenting out the rewrite chunk of code, to see if this the rest of the config is good

satyanand mishra 11-Apr-20 23:40pm

I checked everything is fine but It's still give same error the element wev.server has invalid child element

MadMyche 11-Apr-20 23:44pm

Well you are going to have to figure which section is bad, most likely by commenting out blocks and seeing when the error goes away or changes