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Removing the 'crowd' Context from the Application URL

Vinícius Ferrão
Vinícius Ferrão May 27, 2019

Someone was able to remove the /crowd in the URL of Crowd?

Followed the instructions from: https://confluence.atlassian.com/crowd/removing-the-crowd-context-from-the-application-url-223217080.html

But it simply does not work as expected.

 

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Vinícius Ferrão May 27, 2019

It was my bad. The default settings includes a /> at the end of the <Host> directive.

The documentation should point at this, so other guys don't have the same issue.

Removing the /> at end of <Host> and closing with </Host> solves the issue.

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