On 12/5/23 09:52, Lieuallen, Thomas Otis wrote:
The latest release of Postorius includes these lines in mailman_web/urls.py:
# Include alternate Postorius and HyperKitty URLs. path('postorius/', include('postorius.urls')), path('hyperkitty/', include('hyperkitty.urls')),It appears that these paths override the originals (/mailman3 & /archive).
They were intended as optional additions, but it appears they do function as overrides for some purposes.
I’m using apache and have had to add ProxyPass lines for these new alternate URLs, as /mailman3 and /archive don’t appear to be presented anymore by mailman-web. All the links at the top (Postorious, lists, domains, bans, system info, users, and archives) – all have /postorius or /hyperkitty as the start of their URLs.
This is apparently a side effect of this change that wasn't considered in making the change. The change was made because some docs and/or example projects used the /postorius and /hyperkitty URLs and some used the /mailman3 and /archives URLs. This was an attempt to make either set work.
If I make a copy of that urls.py in /etc/mailman3 and point to it with ROOT_URLCONF – and comment out those alternate lines, the links go back to the way they were (/mailman3 and /archives).
Or, as I mentioned, I can add the ProxyPass lines for /postorius and /hyperkitty to apache.
One way or another, it doesn’t seem to be behaving as an alternate. Or have I overlooked something?
It was intended to just add the /postorius and /hyperkitty URLs as alternates. I had assumed the links on various pages would reflect the URL used to access the page, but this is apparently wrong. I could change the order of the path lines in the distributed urls.py, but at this point it just may cause more confusion. However, since the sample config at https://docs.mailman3.org/en/latest/install/virtualenv.html#apache-configura... shows only the /mailman3 and /archives URLs, I will change the order.
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