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I'm having a difficult time getting adminui to work behind Traefik. The best theory we have is that because Content-Type isn't being set by adminui Traefik is trying to guess what it is and sets it to application/x-gzip which results in just getting a downloaded .gz file instead of a rendered page.
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@bahamat Just an FYI I had Traefik add Content-Type: text/html and it tried to render the page. Except that obviously broke JS and CSS content, but I feel like that's pretty good validation that our theory is correct.
This can be worked around by configuring traefik not to add content-type headers based on sniffed payload (which it mis-identifies).
I'll leave this open for now, since it may be better for AdminUI to always explicitly set the content type, but for now the best option is for proxies to not add content type headers, and leave content type sniffing up to the browser.
I'm having a difficult time getting adminui to work behind Traefik. The best theory we have is that because
Content-Type
isn't being set by adminui Traefik is trying to guess what it is and sets it toapplication/x-gzip
which results in just getting a downloaded.gz
file instead of a rendered page.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: