Indigo stopped working

[liyakun]

@larjohn It seems there is a problem with indigo after your updates, could you have a look when you have time? thanks.

When you access http://eis-openbudgets.iais.fraunhofer.de/indigo/, you will get Invalid Host header.

[larjohn]

This was expected. You should define the specific host instead of --host 0.0.0.0.
It should probably be --host eis-openbudgets.iais.fraunhofer.de

[liyakun]

@larjohn do you mean change it in https://github.com/openbudgets/integration/blob/master/docker-config/indigo/start.sh?

[larjohn]

Yes

[liyakun]

@larjohn This is strange, it works before with this setting. I think this is only for the app listening on the container port, it should have no influence on the host, right?

By the way, once I set the host to --host eis-openbudgets.iais.fraunhofer.de, the services on Fraunhofer server will not work.

[larjohn]

@liyakun this is all related to angular/angular-cli#6070. I have tried the disableHostCheck: true workaround locally and it seems to work. We can go with this temporarily and go for something more convenient later on.

To sum it up, you can use ng serve --host 0.0.0.0 --disableHostCheck=true

[liyakun]

@larjohn great, thanks, I already updated it on the server.