Hello, could you please consider adding kubernetes support, also whilst not a direct replacement, I would like it if it could do something to fit my use case and others, to better contextualize, here is the issue I am experincing, and what this plugin can do to help it:
kind: Middleware
metadata:
name: strip-first-prefix
namespace: default
spec:
# replacePathRegex:
# regex: "^/[^/]+(.*)"
# replacement: "$1"
stripPrefix:
prefixes:
#- "/dashboard"
#- "/api"
- "/gitea"
- "/wordpress"
- "/vaultwarden"
- "/pdns"
- "/glance"
- "/immich"
So I have a issue. whenever I accessed all of my services via 192.168.1.22/wordpress for example. it forwarded that /wordpress to the actual wordpress domain, leading to page not found, however when i strip the initial proefix, i can access the base page, however, when lets say wordpress wants any css or assets, it will look at 192.168.1.22/assets (I am aware of wpsite to set a base domain, but i want something that works for all of my services)
If there was a way for this plugin to check what the service is coming from, search for the actual content appending a /wordpress or /immich before it, and return it with the first prefix stripped, I think that would fix my issue and provide extra utillity to this plugin as I doubt i am the only one with this issue.
Hello, could you please consider adding kubernetes support, also whilst not a direct replacement, I would like it if it could do something to fit my use case and others, to better contextualize, here is the issue I am experincing, and what this plugin can do to help it:
So I have a issue. whenever I accessed all of my services via 192.168.1.22/wordpress for example. it forwarded that /wordpress to the actual wordpress domain, leading to page not found, however when i strip the initial proefix, i can access the base page, however, when lets say wordpress wants any css or assets, it will look at 192.168.1.22/assets (I am aware of wpsite to set a base domain, but i want something that works for all of my services)
If there was a way for this plugin to check what the service is coming from, search for the actual content appending a /wordpress or /immich before it, and return it with the first prefix stripped, I think that would fix my issue and provide extra utillity to this plugin as I doubt i am the only one with this issue.