thebaer
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1 year ago Can you share a list of the particular links that aren't working in this case? Would be great to solve this so it works through multiple domains like this.
Open GSI opened 1 year ago
thebaer
commented
1 year ago Can you share a list of the particular links that aren't working in this case? Would be great to solve this so it works through multiple domains like this.
GSI
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1 year ago It's been a while, but I did a quick test and so far I can only see it at http://127.0.0.1:8080/read
It's easy to test with host set to localhost:8080, but actually browsing 127.0.0.1:8080.
Every link that now still points to localhost if affected.
I'm not familiar with Go and the templating used, but .CanonicalURL or .CanonicalURL .Host in the tmpl-files seem to play a role.
App > host causes certain links to point to the configured setting.
When a blog is made available through multiple domains, this may not equal the currently visited domain.
Within clearnet this use case is unlikely, but it may arise when a blog is made available through additional means like Tor or i2p.
In such a case a user may be viewing the article index of example.i2p and find the links to the detail view point to example.org/some-title.
Links that omit the domain part (e.g.
href="/some-title/edit") aren't affected and work as expected.