Is "FRAPPE_SITE_NAME_HEADER" in compose.yml / pwd.yml the same as "host_name"?

My PDF header and footer were not showing up and added it with these instruction and adding

"host_name":"YOURSERVERIP:PORTNUMBER",

to the file.

If I want to rebuild the docker, can I just add my serveripto FRAPPE_SITE_NAME_HEADER and is this the same as host_name ?

[revant]

1. For what is the FRAPPE_SITE_NAME_HEADER?

Check nginx config, it is only used there. It is the site name by which the directory to serve site files are resolved. It is also passed to socketio and gunicorn as header to identify which site to serve

1. Should I set it the same like host_name?

No. It needs to be the directory name from which site will be served or it will result in 404 site not found. You can set it to $host in nginx config and it will pick up the site from Host header.

1. How can I set the host_name over the yml file?

check the create-site service in pwd.yml it is run once container that runs a bash script to create site. use command bench --site {site-name} set-config host_name "https://erp.example.com"

[rorar]

Thanks! Three last questions:

1. For what is the FRAPPE_SITE_NAME_HEADER?
2. Should I set it the same like host_name?
3. How can I set the host_name over the yml file?