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    Is "usage" tag in "/admin/manage/uploads" deleted? Or how to make it work?

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    There is a filter for unlinked assets that nothing is using. If it is not under there, it is in use somewhere.


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    Question with multiple url binding for frp

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    @thathooo
    By the way, my url setting in config.json is same with url in nginx.conf .

    My status quo is that

    I set the url in config.json and nginx.conf as “https://mysite.top” which DNS response to my IP in LAN for intranet use.
    And for users from the Internet, I do frp to map my nodebb to my vps whose IP is bound to “www.mysite.top” . So I can visit it from internet by https://www.mysite.top .

    And now “mysite.top” is totally normal.
    But “www.mysite.top” occurs incorrect jumping when login in. For example https://www.mysite.top/https://www.mysite.top .

    Is there some way for me to deal with it?


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