The base_uri parameter in ./config/baikal.yaml does not work.

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I need to get baikal working from behind an apache reverse-proxy server.

Many docker apps contain a base_uri parameter that can easily allow this to work by creating a subdomain: http://localhost/baikal. Although baikal does have a base_uri subdomain field, it does not work with this image.

I set the base_uri '' to base_uri '/baikal', base_uri 'baikal', base_uri 'baikal/' etc. and none of them work. They all just end up breaking the admin page and then the baikal logs show these errors:

49#49 *1 /var/www/baikal/html/index.php is not found (2: no such file or directory), client: ip, server: , request: "GET /baikal/ HTTP/1.1, host, referet etc. Then I see the 404 message "GET /baikal/

51#51: *3 FastCGI send in stderr: "PHP message: LogicException: Request uri (/dav.php/calendars/users/default) is out of the base uri (baikal/dav.php/) in /var/www/baikal/vendor/sabre/http/lib/Request
...etc

So my first question is, how is this even supposed to work, setting the base_uri parameter after the file is created doesn't seem to do anything internally, is it supposed to work or is this just a placeholder for future configuration?

I also tried another approach to this issue, I tried stripping out the subdomain with apache. For example, I am migrating from the radicale docker image. It is well documented and they provide this code which works to do this for radicale. I modified it for baikal:

RewriteEngine On
    RewriteRule ^/baikal$ /baikal/ [R,L]

    <Location "/baikal/">
        ProxyPass        http://localhost:1234/
        ProxyPassReverse http://localhost:1234/
        RequestHeader    set X-Script-Name /baikal
    </Location>

It does not work however, all the images and page links are broken and still referring to the original url, after loading the admin login page and clicking submit you get a 404 error.

I can see many of the issues and discussions here are of users trying to get this docker image to work on a server behind reverse proxy. Has anyone successfully got the project to work behind an apache? Even putting aside the proxy and loading the page locally: 'http://localhost/baikai' does not work either, is it supposed to work or do each one of the systems inside the docker image also need to be configured?

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