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Weblate allowed_hosts multiple domains #4335
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See example in the docs: https://docs.weblate.org/en/latest/admin/install/docker.html#envvar-WEBLATE_ALLOWED_HOSTS |
yes I did that and even tried with settting:
the result is the first domain "example.com" works... but the second doesn't. |
I think the space should not be there. |
thanks that did the trick! :) |
The issue you have reported seems to be resolved now.
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Hey
I'm currently deploying weblate using OPENSHIFT TEMPLATE and would like to add two domain names to the WEBLATE_ALLOWED_HOSTS parameters but when I do it in a format like this:
I have tried several formats like:
but always unsuccessful
this doesn't work and I'm getting error when I try to access weblate
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when I have the parameter set only for one domain it works;
Can you please share the correct syntax.
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