Provide a relative/local WebContext Path argument

[oers]

I tried to use Mailhog together with an apache-proxy.

ProxyPass /mailhog http://localhost:8025/
ProxyPassReverse /mailhog http://localhost:8025/

Mailhog tries to resolve all resource absolute to the host:

http://localhost/images/hog.png

I think mailhog needs an optional webcontext argument like -webcontext mailhog, which will then search all resources under /mailhog/.. instead of /

[ian-kent]

Just made all URLs relative in the web UI (for API calls and static content), means you can have a single MailHog instance proxied from different endpoints if you need to (or, continue to use the real MailHog UI as well as the proxied one).

I used nginx to test it which gave me some issues with the event stream - switched off proxy buffering and it worked. Thought I'd mention it in case you get the same with Apache.

[oers]

Sorry for giving feedback too late, but this doesn't seem to work,

Refused to load the script 'http://10.100.160.27/js/jquery-1.11.0.min.js' because it violates the following Content Security Policy directive: "script-src 'none'".

For http://10.100.160.27/mailhog

and

    ProxyPass /mailhog http://localhost:8025/
    ProxyPassReverse /mailhog http://localhost:8025/

[graemetait]

Just a +1 to say that I'm also trying to proxy through Apache, and have the same issue as oers with the latest version of MailHog.

[oers]

@ian-kent could you please reopen this issue? Or should I create a new one?

[paolomainardi]

I confirm the problem, any solution out there ?

[oers]

I am trying to build a solution for this in https://github.com/oers/MailHog-UI.
But it is not working as expected at the moment. I hope to create a fix for this, when I find the time :)

[ian-kent]

Closing this as I think it's been fixed by @oers contributions

[ghost]

I'm trying to proxy from sibling docker container:

version: '3'
services:
  web:
  ...
  mail:
    image: mailhog/mailhog
    environment:
      MH_UI_WEB_PATH: mail

with service "web" providing proxy:

<VirtualHost *:80>
	ProxyPreserveHost On
	ProxyPass /mail http://mail:8025/
	ProxyPassReverse /mail http://mail:8025/
</VirtualHost>

but all I get on http://web/mail is:

I am happy about every hint...