Issue: Django admin using insecure assets

[BloodyAltair]

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Django admin using insecure assets https://domain.tld/static/admin/.... - TAIGA_SSL_BY_REVERSE_PROXY='True' take no effect Other services are working properly

[benhutchins]

If you set TAIGA_SSL_BY_REVERSE_PROXY to true, then SSL isn't handled by the docker container, so you'd need to have a server in front of your taiga image to serve SSL.

If you are doing that, can you share details about your configuration to help investigate?

[michzimny]

I'm experiencing this issue too. I have a proxy in front of my taiga.

I think this is a duplicate of #28. Please have a look there for a workaround.

[fontenele]

Resolved adding this to local.py

MEDIA_URL = "https://yourtaigafronturl.com/media/"
STATIC_URL = "/static/"

[cmd-johnson]

I just came across the same issue myself. I solved it by building a Docker image from the current master branch (the one on Docker Hub appears to not be up to date). You can find my image here: https://hub.docker.com/r/cmdjohnson/taiga/

I also updated Taiga to 4.2.11. If you previously ran benhutchins/taiga, then you'll have to perform some database migrations before using my image: I just

• started Taiga as usual (same docker-compose.yml, except for the image name)
• ran docker exec -it taiga bash
• executed python manage.py migrate --noinput && python manage.py compilemessages && python manage.py collectstatic --noinput (as described here)
• disconnected from the container (ctrl + D) and
• restarted the container

Now everything works as expected, without any other changes.