Etherpad keeps spamming to /ttl/[padname] after Apache2 Reverse Proxy Setup
See original GitHub issueHi there,
just noticed that my Etherpad began to spam requests to /ttl/[padname] and got redirected to /p/ttl/[padname] with the Apache2 Reverse Proxy configuration described in the wiki.
After adding:
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !/ttl/
to the Apache2 vHost used it began to work flawlessly.
Could anyone confirm that? And if this behaviour also applies to their setup maybe change the wiki? I’m too unfamiliar at the moment with Etherpad to make sure, that this isn’t a problem just on my side, maybe because of a misconfiguration, or a mistake in the tutorial in general.
I’d appreciate your contribution & thank y’all for your efforts.
Best wishes, Benjamin
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Closing, good spot @ldidry
https://github.com/ldidry/ep_delete_after_delay/blob/master/delete.js#L226
@Benjarobbi just for future reference; whenever you create an issue on any software project it’s expected that you make the issue in the right place. Here the correct approach would have been to disable the plugins (clean install) and then installed them one by one to see which one causes the issue. So TLDR; make sure you create issues in the right place. Creating this issue here is akin to posting an issue caused by Facebook on the Microsoft Github page just because you accessed Facebook through a Microsoft operating system… If that makes sense? 💃 That said, 💯 tnx for using Etherpad and getting involved contributing!
I see it there…
-----Original message----- From: Ben notifications@github.com Sent: Monday 30th March 2020 19:20 To: ether/etherpad-lite etherpad-lite@noreply.github.com Cc: John McLear john@mclear.co.uk; Comment comment@noreply.github.com Subject: Re: [ether/etherpad-lite] Etherpad keeps spamming to /ttl/[padname] after Apache2 Reverse Proxy Setup (#3787)
Weird. I’ve just set up another instance (just cloned my local one) and deployed it to https://pad.katzencloud.de with the out commented “RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !/ttl/”.
There you’ll see that the ace2_common.js is spamming a lot of requests. Or is it just my client? I’m unsure.
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