Webpages components hardcoded URL

[Germano0]

Some days ago I runned boinc-server-test inside an Openstack instance rather than on localhost, and I got all BOINC server webpages full of quirks.
I opened the Firefox debug console and I found out that many webpages components like javascript files, had an hardcoded localhost IP address as URL, like https://127.0.0.1/foo, rather than the host machine IP address

[TheAspens]

Quick question: Are you using BOINC server test for running a production instance of BOINC or for testing the latest builds?

If you are intending to run a project on BOINC, you take a look at BOINC Server Docker at https://github.com/marius311/boinc-server-docker. This project uses that project heavily, but adapts it for automated testing purposes (and I use it often for a quick build to do my own testing of a pull request).

Let me know if running that project looks more like the use case you have in mind. All the additional options for customizing domain names and what not are documented in Marius' project.

[Germano0]

Hi Kevin, I don't use boinc-server-test for production instances, I usually use it to test master BOINC server against a specific foo feature.
So I am not sure that https://github.com/marius311/boinc-server-docker will fit to my needs.
Everytime I run a test, I setup a completely clean boinc-server-test instance.
Thank you