302 Found

[JohanSF]

Hi there, I just tried implementing this but i get 302 Found error:

Im running LE/nginx with this container: https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/letsencrypt/

[Naereen]

Hi @JohanSF,
Thanks for trying this package.
I won't have access to a machine able to run this docker container, until a few weeks, so I'm sorry but cannot try to replicate your issue.

Are you able to give me more information?

I do not know what to tell you except that a 302 error indicates a redirection to follow.
Maybe the solution is to change the javascript code that fetches the HEADER.md and README.md files, in order to follow this redirection?

[JohanSF]

This is without the theme:

The code is this:

location /newsmags {
	fancyindex on;              # Enable fancy indexes.
	fancyindex_localtime on;
	fancyindex_exact_size off;  # Output human-readable file sizes.
	fancyindex_header "/config/www/Nginx-Fancyindex-Theme-dark/header.html";
	fancyindex_footer "/config/www/Nginx-Fancyindex-Theme-dark/footer.html";
	#fancyindex_ignore "examplefile.html";
	fancyindex_name_length 255;
	auth_request /auth-3; #For server-auth with Organizr, remove unless you use Organizr.
	alias /config/www/newsmags;
	include /config/nginx/proxy.conf;
}

I tinkered around and found that no matter what I set the fancyindex_header to, for instance a file that does not exist, I get the 302 Found error :S but I am sure the path is correct, and it is confirmed by that fact that the alias command works. And even further proof:

The files from cloning the repo:

And I also tried with the release 1.1, neither seems to work for me. I am stumped.

[JohanSF]

I see you put the bug tag on, but your theme is not the source of the error. As I get the error no matter what I set the header or footer to.

[Naereen]

Thanks for the feedback. I don't really know…