Embed Images are set to https://domain.com:80 in email

installation
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I recently migrated my server, and I have no custom Nginx running in front of my discourse instance.
This is the regular plain vanilla discourse, set up following the Quick Start Guide. The content has been migrated from another server.

In the emails sent by the instance, I see that the domain is set like this https://domain.org:80

https://thinnal.org:80/user_avatar/thinnal.org/senthil_kumaran/45/513_2.png

This is causing images to break. Any suggestions on what is likely happening and where could I reset it?

2

Is force_https enabled?

3

I don’t find that in the Settings in the new discourse instance. (Mine is latest: 2.4.0.beta4)

My guess is, at somepoint in time, this settting was removed

4

Yes
https://github.com/discourse/discourse_docker/commit/40fd876d1edb1a376a4eb592c9de4a178352a760

Since my let’s encrypt certificate is valid, I see my force_https set to true.

/var/www/discourse# cat config/discourse.conf |grep force_https
force_https = 'true'

Now, do I resolve this, https://domain.org:80 happening for smiley embeds, and email image embeds.
Something to do with my S3 instance https settting?

5

My redirect after auth went to this:

https://domain.org:80/?authComplete=true

Who is adding this “:80” to the end of my domain?

6

Based on some other post, I resolved my problem like this.

$./launcher enter app
$ cd /var/www/discourse
/var/www/discourse# rails c
[1] pry(main)> SiteSetting.port
=> "80"
[2] pry(main)> SiteSetting.port=nil
=> nil
[3] pry(main)>
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Port is a developer-only setting and never should be set on a production instance, so it is unclear how you got into that state.

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