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Ok, maybe I was not so detailed. It is two different hosts (machines). Reverse-proxy (example.com) and KuttIt-server (general.example.com). It is some redirection within the KuttIt application that cause the browser...

Tried: `proxy_redirect off;` But it have no effect. I think the problem is that Kutt are checking the hostname (example.com) typed into the browser against the `DEFAULT_DOMAIN=general.example.com`. And if the...

I removed: `proxy_set_header Host $host;` Then the redirect to the internal domain stopped. Also I set: `DEFAULT_DOMAIN=general.example.com:3000` The problem is now in the webbapp: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1038277/118474955-f5207380-b70b-11eb-9e31-74ccb9c3bea2.png) The internal URL are used...

My "final" solution is to rewrite the response at the reverse-proxy (Nginx), not ideal but it works as expected: ``` sub_filter_types application/json; sub_filter 'general.example.com:3000' $host; # $host = example.com sub_filter_once...

Maybe I go for a way where I split the Excel file into one file per row and dynamically create BulkPDF Configuration dynamically.

I simply fixed this by using: `"password": "my-pass"` Maybe a better solution! //Sam

@erming Yes, it worked for me... The command worked: ``` "commands": ["/msg NickServ identify my-pass"] ``` But as @dgw commented, its a timing issue... Joins happens before Identify are done....

@erming No, it does not work: `"commands": ["/msg NickServ identify my-pass", "/join #authenticatedChan"]` It seems to fire off the commands to quick... Before they are finished.