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as the title suggests, I was trying to figure out if OITC exposes some variable that overwrites app's requests base url.
What I need to achieve is to have OITC webapp GET requests get redirected to the correct URL path when running behind a reverse proxy with a prefix.
For example:
I am reverse proxying OITC from www.website.com/monitor.
As soon as the webapp loads it queries for www.website.com/users/login instead of www.website.com/monitor/users/login.
In the past I've been able to solve these kind of cases, where webapp uses absolute paths instead of relative paths, by configuring the webapp to use a different base url path, changing the default / to /monitor as per my example.
as the title suggests, I was trying to figure out if OITC exposes some variable that overwrites app's requests base url.
What I need to achieve is to have OITC webapp GET requests get redirected to the correct URL path when running behind a reverse proxy with a prefix.
For example:
I am reverse proxying OITC from
www.website.com/monitor
.As soon as the webapp loads it queries for
www.website.com/users/login
instead ofwww.website.com/monitor/users/login
.In the past I've been able to solve these kind of cases, where webapp uses absolute paths instead of relative paths, by configuring the webapp to use a different base url path, changing the default
/
to/monitor
as per my example.For php I've seen nextcloud doing it like this
https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/stable/admin_manual/configuration_server/reverse_proxy_configuration.html#overwrite-parameters
Is there anything similar available in OITC ?
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