Allow path in Connection Address

[snipcola]

Currently, if the connection address has a path, the port will end up after the path.

This PR ensures the path comes after the port.

[RMartinOscar]

We should probably change Domain Name to Enpoint if we add support for Paths, you shouldn't put port in this field also the scheme part is useless filamentphp gets rid of it

[snipcola]

you shouldn't put port in this field

Can you elaborate, what field are you referencing?

[RMartinOscar]

you shouldn't put port in this field

Can you elaborate, what field are you referencing?

The domaine Name field shouldn't include port if you want to use a custom port use the Port field

[snipcola]

you shouldn't put port in this field

Can you elaborate, what field are you referencing?

The domaine Name field shouldn't include port if you want to use a custom port use the Port field

Oh, right, I already assumed that was the case.
Only for the example, I've predefined the port. daemon_listen would be used, like usual.

[Boy132]

Why would you use a fqdn with a path? This sounds like a super edge case.

[snipcola]

Why would you use a fqdn with a path? This sounds like a super edge case.

I understand it might be an edge case. There are certain scenarios where it could be useful; for example, if users want to host multiple applications under the same domain. In my use case, I've set up all of my services under dokploy, which uses traefik, and allowing a path in the address allows me to do something like:

• game.domain.com
• game.domain.com/node

It also allows traefik to request one less certificate from letsencrypt, which probably doesn't make too much of a difference - but I do prefer it.

However, unfortunately it wasn't plug and play. There is one difference I had to make, which was to tell traefik to strip the path from the request, which in my case was /node, like so:

traefik.http.middlewares.pelican-wings.stripprefix.prefixes: /node
traefik.http.routers.pelican-wings.middlewares: pelican-wings@docker

[lancepioch]

It also allows traefik to request one less certificate from letsencrypt, which probably doesn't make too much of a difference - but I do prefer it.

You always have the option of requesting a wildcard from LE if needed. The current limit is 50 per week per IP which is plenty for 99% of people.

Subdomains are free, please use them instead of paths! Sorry, this would just add too much overhead for no appreciable benefit. We do appreciate the contributions though!