dragorn
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1 year ago Currently there's nothing in Kismet to handle that; you could proxy it through an nginx that caught 404s and rewrite them in the interim; I'll put an optional catch-all config option on the list for future releases.
The kismet webserver isn't based on nginx/apache/etc or anything like that; it's a fully-integrated webserver that uses boost::beast as the base protocol handler, so there isn't any correlation between its configs and those of apache/nginx/etc.
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------- Original Message ------- On Thursday, March 10th, 2022 at 6:42 AM, omnidepp @.***> wrote:
Hi Everyone, I'm building a kismet web plugin with vue as a single page application with routes. For this to work properly, the kismet webserver would need to rewrite all virtual routes to /index.html. Is there an option to do this with the kismet internal webserver?
My SPA uses virtual routes that should be accessed like this: http://kismet_url:2501/plugin/plugin_name/device/12345. So kismet webserver should catch all these virtual routes and rewrite them to ...plugin/plugin_name/index.html.
For webservers like apache and nginx, here is some documentation on how to accomplish this: https://router.vuejs.org/guide/essentials/history-mode.html#example-server-configurations
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Hi Everyone, I'm building a kismet web plugin with vue as a single page application with routes. For this to work properly, the kismet webserver would need to rewrite all virtual routes to /index.html. Is there an option to do this with the kismet internal webserver?
My SPA uses virtual routes that should be accessed like this: http://kismet_url:2501/plugin/plugin_name/device/12345. So kismet webserver should catch all these virtual routes and rewrite them to ...plugin/plugin_name/index.html.
For webservers like apache and nginx, here is some documentation on how to accomplish this: https://router.vuejs.org/guide/essentials/history-mode.html#example-server-configurations