Request to add "URL Base" for use with reverse proxy

[Kickbut101]

As it stands if I'm hosting multiple things on the same reverse proxy the booksonic server ends up dropping my url base I entered for the proxy and not connecting properly.

I believe this used to work on the "Legacy" Booksonic server

Current usage if I visit https://myaddress.com/booksonic the connection just drops the /booksonic and it doesn't connect

Ideally we'd want the server to respond to https://myaddress.com/booksonic and persist that appended /booksonic

[wtanksleyjr]

Is this the same problem as #28 and #33 ? If so, I hope we can do something, it disables access to the settings and to the home page for people using subdomains with a reverse proxy (which really shouldn't be a rare configuration).

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[Kickbut101]

For #28 I actually also had that issue on legacy booksonic. I just kind of ignored it and worked around it as the user suggested.

And for #33 it might be related to that. Unsure. The behavior seems right. I haven't nailed down if it's demoting my HTTPS to HTTP.

[wtanksleyjr]

Check out the last comment in issue #33, it solved the problem for me with a single line added to a single configuration file (although, fair warning, that configuration file contains a warning that it's automatically generated and not to modify it, so it's probably not the right solution but since it worked instantly I used it).