After Change of the URL, the images are no longer shown #1148
Labels
No labels
A: API
A: Backend
A: Federation
A: Front-End
A: I18N
A: Meta
A: Security
Build
C: Bug
C: Discussion
C: Enhancement
C: Feature
Compatibility
Dependency
Design
Documentation
Good first issue
Help welcome
Mobile
Rendering
S: Blocked
S: Duplicate
S: Incomplete
S: Instance specific
S: Invalid
S: Needs Voting/Discussion
S: Ready for review
Suggestion
S: Voted on Loomio
S: Wontfix
No milestone
No project
No assignees
2 participants
Notifications
Due date
No due date set.
Dependencies
No dependencies set.
Reference: Plume/Plume#1148
Loading…
Add table
Reference in a new issue
No description provided.
Delete branch "%!s()"
Deleting a branch is permanent. Although the deleted branch may continue to exist for a short time before it actually gets removed, it CANNOT be undone in most cases. Continue?
After Change of the URL, the images in the posts and in the gallery are no longer shown.
My URL has changed from ethernet.cafe to ethernetcafé.net
A plm command that restores the functioning of the medias is needed.
Application and Database completely new installed so all is gone. No problem with 4 articles only but later this will be a problem.
There is an Error.
the new Domain is Not with accent.
that means
it is ethernetcafe.net
Can I see your Plume instance?
Well. Everything is new now, but the issue seems reproducible.
I have now ethernetcafe.net
I will now change to ethernet.cafe, that is change the domain, get a new cert, and the issue comes. The pictures are not shown.
In a few hours, or tomorrow, I will go back from ethernetcafe.net to ethernet.cafe and the thing will be normal again.
I can also - if necessary - enable postgresql database access from remote machines, but I believe that at the moment this is not useful.
Jan David Mörike
In Firefox Code display (Ctrl+U) I found this:
Maybe using a webserver variable or environment variable instead of hard coded "ethernetcafe.net" will resolve the issue ...
Now I assume that there is a good workaround.
Direct editing of the public_domain field in the instances table in the postgres database, with a SQL command with the psql program.
I am not sure.
It is unknown to me whether then a restart of plume is necessary or not.
I don't know how to edit a database if it is SQLite.