Invites broken

[nrgbistro]

When I click invite on the top right corner, the link it copies looks like: http://localhost/invite/xxxx, which obviously does not work. Even when I correct the domain from localhost to synclounge.domain.com, it redirects me to: https://localhost/#/join?server=https://synclounge.domain.com/slserver&room=xxxx&owner=xxxx&password=xxxx&.

Is there an environment variable I can set that would resolve this?

[spencerccurtis]

I have replicated the same issue, would love to see a fix especially now that most of the official servers are laggy.

[nrgbistro]

My current workout to this is to simply correct the link again. When I get https://localhost/#/join?server=https://synclounge.domain.com/slserver&room=xxxx&owner=xxxx&password=xxxx&, I just replace localhost with my domain (for a second time). I have pinned this link to my discord server so anyone who wants to join the room can easily access it without any additional information. This is, however, a temporary workaround and exposes the room name, password, and owner.

[chrisbonilla95]

If you set the DOMAIN variable to synclounge.domain.com it should resolve that issue. I however ran into an additional issue: the container run file prepends http always, not https, and for whatever reason the invite url does not follow the 301 redirect rule I have setup in nginx to send http requests to https. For that I opened up the run.sh file and manually changed it from http to https. All working now, but I will likely have to change this manually whenever I update. Would be great to have a way of changing this using variables! See screenshots attached for full settings config.

https://imgur.com/a/pcVnjCx

[Apuru]

In your docker-compose file, try setting the docker env variable to domain.com/slweb.

Add the /slweb at the end