the logo link redirect to 0.0.0.0:8000 when run mkdocs material by docker
See original GitHub issue- run mkdocs material on docker in remote host:
#login to remote host
ssh 192.168.10.100
#start mkdocs-material server
sudo docker run -d --name abc -v /tmp/abc:/docs -p 5800:8000 --workdir /docs squidfunk/mkdocs-material serve -a 0.0.0.0:8000
- view the mkdocs via another machine:

Web page can be displayed normally.
- view the logo link tag value:


The logo button href attribute is not expected.
- click the logo button
When I click the button , the chrome tells me can not open this page.

My question is how to fix is this problem.Please help me…Thanks a lot…
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Thank you very much , squidfunk . So I need change the deploy method. I am clear now.Thanks.
I wanted to achieve running on
localhost:8000and keeping me onlocalhost:8000after clicking the home link. As per our Gitter discussion, this is currently only possibly by overriding the partial, like this:In
overrides/partials/header.html:(I only need “/” so I removed the original, more complex expression including
site_url.)