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🍄📑 Filesystem and git-based wiki engine for the independent web written in Go using Mycomarkup as its primary markup language.

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Working in subpath?

ManjTi opened this issue · comments

commented

I wonder if it's possible to make wiki work at domain subpath like /wiki
If not, I think it will be a useful feature.

commented

It is not yet possible.

More people requested it. Can you tell me about your use case, why do you need that?

commented

Oh yeh, need this too. Use case: pubnix / shared server environment where you have ~/public_html sharing from your home directory and no access to the root of the domain or Nginx configuration as adminstrator. I've just tried this and the software assumes it controls the root of the domain.

commented

Use case: pubnix / shared server environment where you have ~/public_html sharing from your home directory

How is it related? Mycorrhiza wikis can be stored in any directory.

commented

Nginx will typically serve pubnix.com/~foo but when you load the page, the software assumes pubnix.com/static/ holds the CSS but instead, pubnix.com/~foo/static holds the static files (so you get 404'd styles). Also some of the URLs e.g. registration assume pubnix.com/... without the sub-path which breaks ofc.

commented

Nginx will typically serve pubnix.com/~foo but when you load the page, the software assumes pubnix.com/static/ holds the CSS but instead, pubnix.com/~foo/static holds the static files (so you get 404'd styles). Also some of the URLs e.g. registration assume pubnix.com/... without the sub-path which breaks ofc.

You seem to use filesystem paths and URLs interchangeably. They are different. I don't quite understand what do you mean. Can you please provide a complete list of actions, what did you expect, and what happened instead.

commented

Note for a future implementer. The <base> tag can be used:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/base

commented

You seem to use filesystem paths and URLs interchangeably.

I only used URLs.

commented

Note for a future implementer. The <base> tag can be used:

I tried adding the <base> tag, but it doesn't work. Root-relative links (such as /hypha/Name) are still relative to the root of the path specified in <base>.

Example: (https://jsbin.com/maciqavoja)

<head>
    <base href="https://github.com/shivrm/">
</head>
<a href="/mycorrhiza">/mycorrhiza</a> links to https://github.com/mycorrhiza
commented

After some time, I think it's a clear wontfix for the foreseeable future.