Tasks don't display correctly when attempting to 'work' them.

[SciaticNerd]

Hi there! Thanks for making such a cool tool! Hitting a snag when attempting to view or work a task that I've created, it displays wrong. See attached. installed on Ubuntu 22.04 if it helps.

Thanks so much for any insight or suggestions.

Sciaticnerd

[XeR]

Hi ! This is strange.
What commit did you deploy ?
Are there any errors in the browser's console ?

[SciaticNerd]

I believe it's the current one, which I believe to be 51f788f. I hadn't thought to look at / don't use it that way often enough to use the browser console during use. Definitely open to suggestions.

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[JJ-8]

Please also refer to https://docs.hedgedoc.org/faq/#why-does-my-interface-look-weird and check the environment variables in .env

[SciaticNerd]

Thanks so very much! I will take a look at this and report back

[SciaticNerd]

Okay - So I did look at this... Wound up re-installing on a different server and see that disabling / commenting out the # CMD_PROTOCOL_USESSL=true has somehow allowed the HedgeDoc Task display to work correctly!! Right now everything looks like it should.

I was trying to implement the proxypass feature and am getting turned around trying to paste-in and customize the snippet to the config file. I'm not sure if I'm meant to try and set it up in the nginx.conf file in the CTFNote/front folder? Or somewhere else? Or am I meant to apt install nginx on the box and then configure that?

[JJ-8]

The nginx.conf in the front/ directory should not be changed unless there is a good reason to do so. The front container has a nginx inside which routes the different API endpoints to the correct host. To actually host CTFNote on a server using nginx, you have to install nginx on the host and use the configuration as described here: https://github.com/TFNS/CTFNote#enable-https-with-nginx. You can modify this configuration as you like.