OK, we may be talking about two different things here:
> But, instead of always generating absolute URLs - which would require
> changes everywhere you're in luck - most (if not all) url generation
inside
> ntop is relative...
Yes, *most* URL generation is relative. If *all* of it were relative, there
wouldn't be a problem at all -- as you say, once I'm based, I'm based.
However, there are a few URL's which are absolute, and those are the ones
that are giving me problems. For example, the URL's to get host information
are absolute ("/hostname.html" instead of "hostname.html"). Also, references
to the CSS and functions.js are all absolute.
So I guess a better question/solution is, do these links really need to be
absolute? I haven't found any semblance of subdirectories anywhere as far as
the web server goes, so it seems to me that they could all remove the
leading slash and still work fine.
toby
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