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Discussion: Serve in a subfolder
See original GitHub issueCurrent paths are:
mydomain/public/...
mydomain/private/...
mydomain/static/...
I suggest optionally having it under a subfolder to make it easier to put ArchiveBox under a reverse proxy like Nginx.
mydomain/archivebox/public/...
mydomain/archivebox/private/...
mydomain/archivebox/static/...
Is it feasable?
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- Created 2 years ago
- Reactions:1
- Comments:6 (3 by maintainers)
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Reopening because I do want to allow this to be done eventually when I have time, it just probably wont be done anytime soon.
It’s pretty difficult, but not impossible, there are a lot of
/relativeurls all over the codebase. A bunch are in the static html too, so it’s hard to change them after-the-fact since they wouldn’t be re-rendered after you reconfigure it automatically.