add missing settings in settings.py

[ahmednoureldeen]

update settings.py with settings defined in local_settings.py.geoserver.sample
to be able to run with default settings as local_settings.
updated settings related to site host and port and geoserver port and location.

[ahmednoureldeen]

@afabiani I think we shouldn't check against hard-coded url as below

                if link['scheme'] == 'OGC:WMS':
                    self.assertEqual(
                        link['url'],
                        'http://localhost:8000/gs/ows',
                        'Expected a specific OGC:WMS URL')

for default GEOSERVER_PUBLIC_PORT and GEOSERVER_PUBLIC_HOST the url should be http://localhost:8080/geoserver/ows

[afabiani]

This must be http://{}:{}/gs/ instead of http://{}:{}/geoserver/

[ahmednoureldeen]

the result url is not found for default values .. http://localhost:8080/gs
i think it should refere to geoserver url as the definition is for public port & host for geoserver meanwhile /gs is geonode url( act as a proxy for geoserver)

[afabiani]

Yes, because of the default GEOSERVER_PUBLIC_PORT. It should be 8000 instead of 8080.

The policies are not to pass through the GeoNode proxy.

[francbartoli]

I have the impression that here we introduced a regression:

if _default_public_location ends always up with the form http://{}:{}/gs/ then the default result of GEOSERVER_WEB_UI_LOCATION is wrong because neither django urls nor jetty/tomcat have such a location /gs

@afabiani @giohappy what do you think?

[afabiani]

GEOSERVER_WEB_UI_LOCATION should be a variable with it's own value

[francbartoli]

Is it currently wrong indeed?

[afabiani]

@francbartoli not if we are going to use GeoNode proxy