Hyperlinks have ports in their url

[norbertpy]

I'm trying to put an nginx on top of the web container and not expose it directly to outside. Everything is working as expected but some of the links on the UI are pointing to 9000 port and fail.

For instance, if I'm not the dashboard page, the History is correctly pointing to http://whatever/organizations/sentry/auth/. But if I go to auth page then the same History link is pointing to http://whatever:9000/organizations/sentry/issues/history/.

How can I fix this?

[dcramer]

You need to configure the Sentry installation to have the correct URL prefix. That said, the issue tracker is not a support forum, and I'm closing this to keep noise at a minimum.

[norbertpy]

I filed that because I though it's an issue. Why? Because some of the links work some of them not. Would have been great if you could point to some docs regarding that instead of passive-aggresive comment.

[dcramer]

@norbertpy its not passive aggressive, its simply direct:

https://docs.sentry.io/support/

The docs should cover all configuration within Sentry, and this almost certainly isn't an issue in Sentry's core as we'd have seen this in numerous other forms.

(we love that people use Sentry, but if we let everyone use our issue tracker as free support we wouldn't be able to get anything done)

[norbertpy]

Awesome. I found this on github and had no idea the support forum exists. Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks.

[dcramer]

I guess we dont have the ISSUE_TEMPLATE that we have on sentry which tries to help people understand better where docs/support can go. Something we should certainly follow up with.

You'll find everything you need here though: https://docs.sentry.io/server/config/