Thanks for reporting this.

Is this potentially related to T54400: Sub Directory Reverse Proxy breaks links?

Reverse proxies Are supposed to rewrite all URLs in links from the internal URL to the external one.

What reverse proxy software are you using? Is it properly configured to do such rewrites?

You probably need to set $wgServer = 'https://redfish05401.lesidc.com'; in your LocalSettings.php.

In T144397#2598501, @Aklapper wrote:

Thanks for reporting this.

Is this potentially related to T54400: Sub Directory Reverse Proxy breaks links?

I have read this post 54400 before to write this 144397.
I'm enought specialist to say it's the same issue.
It seemes to be the same domain et maybe the same origin, but not exactly my anomaly.

Perhaps, when you will solve my issue, you will solve this T54400.

In T144397#2598510, @Ciencia_Al_Poder wrote:

Reverse proxies Are supposed to rewrite all URLs in links from the internal URL to the external one.

What reverse proxy software are you using? Is it properly configured to do such rewrites?

We are using Apache Web server 2.2.22-13 (Debian Wheezy) with native module called "proxy".
We don't rewrite URL --> don't modify anything.
We just transfer client request.

Extract of our current VirtualHost config on my reverse-proxy.

<VirtualHost *:443>
        //[...]//
        ProxyRequests Off
        ProxyVia On
        ProxyPreserveHost Off
        ProxyPass / http://redfish05401.svlidc.com/ nocanon
        ProxyPassReverse / http://redfish05401.svlidc.com/
</VirtualHost>

In T144397#2598654, @matmarex wrote:

You probably need to set $wgServer = 'https://redfish05401.lesidc.com'; in your LocalSettings.php.

Tanks you. It's work fine !

Extract of my LocalSettings.php:

## The protocol and server name to use in fully-qualified URLs
### Version without ReverseProxy
#$wgServer = "http://redfish05401.svlidc.com";
### Version with ReverseProxy
$wgServer = "https://redfish05401.lesidc.com";