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place dudle directly into webroot #2
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Hi Dominic! If you use haproxy to distribute the requests to different docker containers for differnet URLs, it makes the configuration much more simple, if you don't have to rewrite the URLs... Maybe it would be the best way to make the URL configurable via docker environment variables - what do you think? Best regards, |
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I'm using an nginx-proxy in front of the dudle (and other) docker container(s). Your suggestion, to make the URL configurable, would be the most flexible way! |
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Hi, I made a little change to the VirtualHost config file. Now the dudle application lives directly in the webroot. To me, this is more natural as I access the app on a separate subdomain. Before the change, I would get an Apache information page in the webroot.