If you login, the system will redirect you to its public address. I.e.,
if you connected to http://localhost:3020/ it will redirect you to
http://my.domain.org:3020/. This can be undesirable on e.g., a notebook
that is not always connected to the internet and/or may change address
and/or may be behind a firewall. You can disable redirection using the
settings below. These settings may also be necessary if the server is
behind a proxy.
Configure HTTP to stay on localhost
If you login, the system will redirect you to its public address. I.e., if you connected to http://localhost:3020/ it will redirect you to http://my.domain.org:3020/. This can be undesirable on e.g., a notebook that is not always connected to the internet and/or may change address and/or may be behind a firewall. You can disable redirection using the settings below. These settings may also be necessary if the server is behind a proxy.
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