Closed seancolsen closed 7 years ago
Think I figured this out...
Edit ccnet/ccnet.conf
and change SERVICE_URL
value, taking out the port
It fixed the email URL issue, and I'm hoping it doesn't break anything else in turn.
afaik thats exactly the thing SERVICE_URL
is for.
see http://manual.seafile.com/deploy/deploy_with_nginx.html (search for Modify ccnet.conf
)
the port is not mentioned there but I think it was some time ago in an issue. Maybe a hint should get added there.
I'm setting up Seafile and Seahub. I just configured email delivery and tested by sending myself a password reset email. The URL for the password reset contained the port 8000. However I'm running Seahub on the standard port 80 so I'd expect this link to not specify a port at all. Is there somewhere I can configure Seahub to send links without this 8000 port?