Marcel Pociot
Marcel Pociot
Yeah, I know. This happens on my current server as well. This is worth a PR :)
Hm... can't we modify this dynamically based on the port that is used to visit the admin interface? If I'm on port 80 or 443, we could just omit port...
Thanks for opening this issue. I've updated the react-sqlite dependency as it should've solved this issue (I was using a fork before making this change). Unfortunately it seems like this...
Thank you for your hard work on this @clue - happy to sponsor you 🙂
Right, we should try and strip the protocol, if present to generate the automatic slug: https://github.com/beyondcode/expose/blob/master/app/Commands/ShareCommand.php#L41-L42
Hi @danydev We are actually already doing this. Even though the host name can't be configured manually - maybe that would be helpful. But instead, the hostname gets used when...
Would be interesting to see the headers that ngrok is sending in your specific use case (taken from the local inspector view) compared to what expose is doing.
Yeah I would be interested in the headers that you see in the local dashboards when you inspect a specific request (the one at http://127.0.0.1:4040 As they contain the headers...
Okay great, could you show me the same header results on expose's dashboard? Just to see if the headers are the same
I just added the `X-Forwarded-Host` to expose, so hopefully servers can just make use of this. Because host header rewrites "just work" based on the site that you share. Maybe...