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I've installed ladder with docker compose as mentioned in the readme, just changed the port for my nginx reverse proxy. Worked fine, but every url I try to use, the respone is the same:
I also noticed this when accessing Ladder behind a reverse proxy (https://ladder.mydomain.com) and referencing it with a hostname (e.g. http://server:8080). Ladder only loads webpages when I use http://<LAN_IP>:8080.
The issue stems from how the URL is pieced together. In Firefox and Chrome, if I paste an article with HTTPS into Ladder, I'm led to the following URL:
https://ladder.<my_domain>/https:/<article_url>
Same with the hostname over HTTP:
http://server:8080/https:/<article_url>
Note the https:/ before the article URL. Manually adding the second slash doesn't work, either. But when I refer to my Ladder instance by its IP, it works and there are two slashes in the URL:
http://<LAN_IP>:8080/https://<article_url>
12ft utilizes query strings for proxied URLs... maybe Ladder could do the same?
I've installed ladder with docker compose as mentioned in the readme, just changed the port for my nginx reverse proxy. Worked fine, but every url I try to use, the respone is the same:
Get "https://www.exampledomain.tld": http: no Host in request URL
Thank you for your help in advance
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