Reverse proxying with a URL path different than /

[marblestation]

Different OCIS services have configuration parameters that seem to provide the option to allow serving to a public URL such as https://domain/data/, so that a proxy could receive this requests and redirect them to OCIS. Nevertheless, I could not find in the documentation what is the proper setup and none of my multiple attempts worked.

For instance, I have an nginx configured with:

     location /{
        #rewrite /data/(.*) /$1  break;
        proxy_pass         http://localhost:9200;
        proxy_redirect     off;
        proxy_set_header   Host $host;
    }

And I tried running OCIS server with multiple combination of parameters, such as:

WEB_HTTP_ROOT=/data/ PROXY_TLS=false PROXY_HTTP_ADDR=0.0.0.0:9200 OCIS_URL=https://domain/ ./bin/ocis server
PROXY_HTTP_ROOT=/data/ PROXY_TLS=false PROXY_HTTP_ADDR=0.0.0.0:9200 OCIS_URL=https://domain/ ./bin/ocis server

But none has worked (I tried OCIS 2.0.0). I can get some responses if I remove these *_ROOT environment variables and I make nginx remove the /data/ section from the URL, but then the response that I get back contains links to css or javascript (and others) without that /data/, thus returning 404 to the browser.

If this functionality is available, it would be convenient to provide an example in the documentation. Otherwise, it would be nice to have this feature implemented so that we are not forced to create subdomains for each self-hosted OCIS.

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[vittorio-prodomo]

I am also interested in this. The official documentation lacks proper examples in case one wants to run OCIS behind a reverse proxy but at a sub-path (e.g., https://myserver.com/ocis) instead of the server root '/'. The latter configuration works for me, but I would like to know how to adapt it in case I want to move my ocis server to a sub-path.

[TermeHansen]

I agree, I would like this feature....

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