fix(settings.py): Include docker containers in django ALLOWED_HOSTS #68
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Django ALLOWED_HOSTS (in production) needs to be set in your SCRAM install to allow connections from the django container (for docker compose healthcheck) and the hostname of your actual server (for nginx proxied traffic, like a user hitting the WUI, API calls, etc). So for a typical SCRAM server deployed to production at
scram.example.comyou would needALLOWED_HOSTSto be set toALLOWED_HOSTS = ["django", "scram.example.com"].This uses the
django-environlist type casting to take theDJANGO_ALLOWED_HOSTSenv var and set it to the correct value, for example setting the env var on the system withexport DJANGO_ALLOWED_HOSTS=django,scram.example.comwould result in this in the python settings:ALLOWED_HOSTS = ["django", "scram.example.com"]