I have configured SSL on my site, set the flag in the user.config etc, and all that works fine, but I'm seeing odd behavior.  Not sure where this thread should go, so apologies in advance.

My site root is at http://myDomainName.com/Community.  So when I go to URL http://myDomainName.com/Community, I see the default page (http://myDomainName.com/Community/Default.aspx).

If I use https://myDomainName.com/Community, I see it redirect to http://myDomainName.com/Community/Community/Default.aspx, which 404's due to the extra "Community" in the URL.   I see where the URL rewriter does a replace on the https:// for http;//, but where's the extra "Community" comming from?

I've not set any of the pages to require SSL, nor is IIS configured to do so.

Any ideas?  I'm assuming it's something configuration that I may have missed, but in searching the docs and forums, it still eludes me.

My version is from SVN, but I haven't updated since Novell went away.

Thanks Joe-

Okay - I checked web.conf, and it was already false.  I put it in user.conf as well, just to be safe. 

<add key="UseFoldersInsteadOfHostnamesForMultipleSites" value="false" />

But still have the same behavior.

I tried setting them to "true", just in case, but that had no affect either. 

In further testing, any https:// call results in a doubled "/Community", with the exception of anything in the "Secure" directory.

Any other suggestions?

For anyone else who runs into this, I fixed it by adding the following key to my user/web config:

<add key="IsRunningInRootSite" value="false" />