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Document how to use reverse proxies without Prefix URL #12
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do you mean --baseurl? |
Aren't |
you're right, i don't think it exists anymore. i'm using the default root (unspecified, or ".") and a --baseurl of "/filebrowser" so my apache config looks like this:
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This works! Thanks! However, shouldn't it be documented somewhere for the people moving? |
It is important to notice that the trailing "/" is needed. |
Hello! Yes, there's a bug with the trailing slash being needed and I haven't had time to fix it yet, although all PRs are much more than welcome. @pjox sorry for not documenting it. I removed it because I noticed it wasn't required since it could be achieved in other ways (such as @nambrosch mentioned). We also accept documentation PRs 😃 if you're available to do so @pjox, it'd be more than welcome |
Description
I'm using filebrowser behind an Apache2 reverse proxy. Before I used
filebrowser --port 8675 --scope files/ --prefixurl=/files
to run filebrowser and it worked perfectly, but after updating to the latest version, and trying to runfilebrowser -p 8675 -r files/ -b /files/
it stopped working.Expected behaviour
Filebrowser serving my files behind the Apache2 reverse proxy.
What is happening instead?
I get a 503 error "Service Unavailable. The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later." for the Apache2 server.
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