Custom URL link directs to del.dog domain instead of host.

[codywarmbo]

Once a paste is made with a custom URL, the link to that URL at the top of the page redirects to the del.dog domain instead of the local IP or whatever domain is being used.

[SuperSandro2000]

I am not 100% sure but I think the https://del.dog in this needs to be dropped.

[codywarmbo]

Thanks, if I'm using the docker, do you know how I can access that file to change it?

[SuperSandro2000]

This file is compiled into the jar. You need to change it and recompile the jar/docker image.

[codywarmbo]

Seems a little more complex than I hoped! Any tips where to look/start for accomplishing that?

[SuperSandro2000]

I will do a PR in a few minutes and then it will be in the next version.
It was also a bit more complicated than I thought.
If you can't wait then you would need to do:

1. Clone my fork and checkout the branch of the PR
2. Build the dogbin image with docker build . -t dogbin/dogbin
3. run docker-compose

Also there is https://github.com/dogbin/dogbin/blob/master/app/resources/templates/includes/base.peb#L39 left which I don't currently know how to fix. Maybe @deletescape can do that?

The PR is #13

[codywarmbo]

That is fantastic. I can be patient. Thanks so much!

[nyancrimew]

The remaining instances of the del.dog domain in Templates should be fixable by getting the host via the config which is already wired into the template logic

[SuperSandro2000]

I must admit I have no idea how to do this.

[pavog]

@SuperSandro2000

I think index.peb contains a good example for this.

To sum it up:
Use {# @pebvariable name="appConfig" type="dog.del.app.config.AppConfig" #} at the beginning of each template file that contains the host (statically) to setup the appConfig and use appConfig.host in all the places where you want to replace the del.dog domain.