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Everything works as expected when Drupal is installed in /var/www/html. In this case base_path is "/". Which works.
What I want to do is, if I can make Drupal run from a subfolder of the root, so my URL is "docker.drupal.localhost:8000/mysub"
Tried modifying NGINX_SERVER_ROOT to point to "/var/www/html/mysub/web" but URL looks clean, no subfolder in the URL.
Next, I tried to send NGINX_SERVER_EXTRA_CONF_FILEPATH file with locations configuration (that failed due to my limited knowledge of how to configure nginx). The initial plan was simple, copy all the rules for location / and make it /mysub. Maybe I messed up rewrite rules (if ones are needed at all).
Then, I tried to modify traefik rules for nginx, using Path (and PathPrefix) instead of Host, but that failed as well.
Why would you need something like that?!
If base_path is not "/" in some cases links come prefixed with this base_path (happens on popular Drupal hosting platforms, not to name one here). And as a result, some links are broken.
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Everything works as expected when Drupal is installed in /var/www/html. In this case base_path is "/". Which works.
What I want to do is, if I can make Drupal run from a subfolder of the root, so my URL is "docker.drupal.localhost:8000/mysub"
Tried modifying NGINX_SERVER_ROOT to point to "/var/www/html/mysub/web" but URL looks clean, no subfolder in the URL.
Next, I tried to send NGINX_SERVER_EXTRA_CONF_FILEPATH file with locations configuration (that failed due to my limited knowledge of how to configure nginx). The initial plan was simple, copy all the rules for location / and make it /mysub. Maybe I messed up rewrite rules (if ones are needed at all).
Then, I tried to modify traefik rules for nginx, using Path (and PathPrefix) instead of Host, but that failed as well.
Why would you need something like that?!
If base_path is not "/" in some cases links come prefixed with this base_path (happens on popular Drupal hosting platforms, not to name one here). And as a result, some links are broken.