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Serving "/" leads to miss the first letter of directory

See original GitHub issue

As stated, when I try to run updog from root or if I do updog -d / or updog -d \/, all links in http interface seems to miss their first letter, like /etc becomes 0.0.0.0:9090/tc and so on

To reproduce:

updog -d /
open web interface
see what is a http link to /etc - it would be /tc

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Created 4 years ago
Comments:9 (1 by maintainers)

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Alveonacommented, Feb 29, 2020

@adeutscher Sounds great! Waiting for @sc0tfree

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adeutschercommented, Feb 29, 2020

@Alveona Also just tested with a specific drive letter, more directly addressing #23.

Sharing with python -m updog -d T:\ successfully shares the T:\ drive on my Windows box and allows me to get into sub-directories.

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