And what about omitting :host entirely? That seems to be working for me now but I don’t know about these “security implications”.
Do you think it is OK to omit the :host variable?
slouchpie
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mhanberg
Expert LSP Core Team
Set an env var on each instance for their respective host name and then you can set it as
config :pipsqueak, PipsqueakWeb.Endpoint,
server: true,
# Needed for Phoenix 1.2 and 1.4. Doesn't hurt for 1.3.
http: [port: {:system, "PORT"}],
url: [host: System.get_env("HOST"), port: 443]
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slouchpie
Yes this makes sense now, if I believe that it’s OK to set the host like that.
I am not yet 100% comfortable ignoring the docs, so I am omitting host for the time being.
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luckywatcher
To be clear, I didn’t intend for you to prepend System.get_env("BASE_PATH") everywhere it is needed. Centralizing where it is done (in a module) is fine.
I intended to suggest using the _path versions where possible – and to prepend to _path if needed.
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slouchpie
@jesse Can you please check these docs: Using Elixir Releases — GIGALIXIR 1.4.0 documentation
In particular, setting :host to nil seems to be perhaps not the correct approach? See above conversation for people’s opinions/thoughts on this.
Thanks!
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jesse
Oops, I think you’re right. I think host should be nil in the force_ssl setting, not the url setting. I’ll update the docs. Thanks for letting me know.
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