1.5.0 alpha.1 adding a trailing slash

[SapitoSucio]

I installed the 1.4.3 version without problems, then I wanted to try the newer version.

When I go to the URL, https://easyalpha.test in this case, it shows a 404 error page because it adds a trailing slash at the end of the BASE URL

This is my config.php:

    const BASE_URL      = 'https://easyalpha.test';
    const LANGUAGE      = 'english';
    const DEBUG_MODE    = TRUE;

    // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // DATABASE SETTINGS
    // ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    const DB_HOST       = 'localhost';
    const DB_NAME       = 'easyalpha';
    const DB_USERNAME   = 'root';
    const DB_PASSWORD   = '';

If I remove the extra slash, it can actually reach the installation page, but it will fail to register because of this same problem.

[alextselegidis]

Hello!

Thanks for reporting this.

Unfortunately I cannot reproduce this in any environment.

Were you testing with the latest 1.5 Alpha package?

It would be interesting to also check the HTTP server routing configuration.

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[alextselegidis]

Closing this due to inactivity (feel free to post again in case there are more information)

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[SapitoSucio]

My Setup is the following;

Windows 11 (22631.3672)
Laragon:

I have tried both http and https, both leading to the same output

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Were you testing with the latest 1.5 Alpha package?

Yes, that's the one I used

Extra Notes

I placed an easyalpha folder in the www directory of Nginx
Laragon creates a virtual host named easyalpha.test, so I can go to that address with SSL. But as I stated previously, there is an extra slash added to the base URL.

If I try localhost/easyalpha on the webbrowser, it will actually try to go to the correct URL, without adding an extra slash, but I get a 404 error instead

[alextselegidis]

Hello!

This has to do with the NGINX configuration.

I had this in a couple of cases in the past.

Check out the example from the docker compose set up:

https://github.com/alextselegidis/easyappointments/blob/develop/docker/nginx/nginx.conf

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[SapitoSucio]

Hello there, I gave this a try once more. I installed WAMP (which uses Apacha instead) and it's still happening the same output

[SapitoSucio]

I managed by visiting http://localhost/ezlapha instead