Hello,
I have containerized this app -
The reverse proxy doesn’t seem to re-write the app’s urls properly.
The main document is loaded, but js and other elements that come with it get 404 error.
I noticed it points elements to https://my.org.edu/how_to, instead of:
https://my.org.edu/rnode/somehost/port/how_to
What am I missing here?
Thank you.
You can get your app to use prefixes. You can set the prefix /rnode/somehost/port in some environment variable, then consume that environment variable in the application.
A quick google search indicates urlpatterns is the configuration option you’re looking for.Maybe FORCE_SCRIPT_NAME. I’m not familiar with Django/python, but there should be a way to prefix all URLs so that even assets are served under this base path.
I used the google search django url prefix
Thank you Jeff,
After tinkering with it for a couple of days with no success, I gave up and decided to deploy the app in a browser within a VNC session.
the browser (or any other app that I tried) doesn’t open in 1920x1080 resolution though, any ideas what could be the reason?
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