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I'd like to run GPM behind my traefik reverse proxy using a subpath like https://mydomain.com/gpm. Unfortunately this does not seem to be supported right now, as the main page tries to load resources from the root-path of the domain.
I'm not very familiar with web development, but I think this can be fixed by simply using
Relative path: <script defer="defer" src="./static/js/main.9d2388a4.js"></script> (note the dot in src)
Just to confirm that yes, GPM doesn't work correctly under a subpath. There are a few places that need to be tweaked for this to work. We'll keep it in the radar for the next releases.
I'd like to run GPM behind my traefik reverse proxy using a subpath like https://mydomain.com/gpm. Unfortunately this does not seem to be supported right now, as the main page tries to load resources from the root-path of the domain.
I'm not very familiar with web development, but I think this can be fixed by simply using
Relative path:
<script defer="defer" src="./static/js/main.9d2388a4.js"></script>
(note the dot insrc
)instead of
Absolute path:
<script defer="defer" src="/static/js/main.9d2388a4.js"></script>
(current code)when referencing resources.
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