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Love fleetui, nice work! I'm looking to run it on a coreOS cluster, so to do so I created a service definition (fleetui.service). I would also like to serve fleetui on port 80, and since I have many applications running on my coreOS grid, I use a proxy to forward traffic to the actual containers and give each app a folder; example: grid.com/app1, grid.com/app2, etc.
When I tried to run fleetui this way, it runs but doesn't work - it looks like fleetui is expecting to be in the root folder of a web host, and so doesn't try and request resources (css, js) from the folder it's being served in. Example again: grid.com/fleetui/, but the app is requesting grid.com/file.js.
Is it possible to have fleetui detect if it is running in a subfolder and if so obey it when making resource requests?
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Hello,
Love fleetui, nice work! I'm looking to run it on a coreOS cluster, so to do so I created a service definition (fleetui.service). I would also like to serve fleetui on port 80, and since I have many applications running on my coreOS grid, I use a proxy to forward traffic to the actual containers and give each app a folder; example: grid.com/app1, grid.com/app2, etc.
When I tried to run fleetui this way, it runs but doesn't work - it looks like fleetui is expecting to be in the root folder of a web host, and so doesn't try and request resources (css, js) from the folder it's being served in. Example again: grid.com/fleetui/, but the app is requesting grid.com/file.js.
Is it possible to have fleetui detect if it is running in a subfolder and if so obey it when making resource requests?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: