Hi, currently we are using Discourse v2.3.2 and we’ve faced a weird issue. If I create a topic or post with a link to the domain of the forum (without a path) I’m unable to save because of an Internal Server Error. Let’s say my forums URL is https://www.my-forum.com and I post something like: “Pl…

Hi, just to finish this up. We’ve found the error in a patch we’ve applied. We had the same issue like described in this topic as we are using Azure Application Gateway V1. In this post I described what we’ve did to work around this issue. Anyway. It seems that request.ip is nil if you create a l…

[image] klopsknoedel: an idea why this happens As you posted, code is looking for a path after the domain. Maybe a trailing slash would make it happy? [homepage](https://www.my-forum.com/)

[image] Mittineague: Maybe a trailing slash would make it happy? Unfortunately not. Good thought but it would’ve surprised me. Especially as any other URL works pretty well without a trailing slash like [homepage](https://google.com).

Hi, sorry for my late reply. Yes we’re using some (third-party) plugins. These are the following: discourse-adplugin discourse-solved discourse-user-notes procourse-static-pages and some self-developed ones which we’ve disabled already.

Link to own domain results in "Internal Server Error"

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codinghorror (Jeff Atwood) August 10, 2019, 4:23am 4

Are you running any third-party plugins?

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Link to own domain results in "Internal Server Error"

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