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[jira] [Created] (AIRFLOW-964) set Flask APPLICATION_ROOT the same to base_url in airflow.cfg

lambdaq created AIRFLOW-964:
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             Summary: set Flask APPLICATION_ROOT the same to base_url in airflow.cfg 
                 Key: AIRFLOW-964
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AIRFLOW-964
             Project: Apache Airflow
          Issue Type: Improvement
            Reporter: lambdaq
            Priority: Minor


Hello,

I tried to setup airflow in a restricted host, all web interface has to be exposed via a reverse proxy like:


https://server_ip/fixed_prefix/airflow/

The reversed proxy is setup properly, airflow homepage was displayed, but some of the AJAX API calls failed.

Open chrome console shows 

/admin/airflow/blocked was 404 not found

The code was like

      d3.json("/admin/airflow/blocked", function(error, json) {
        $.each(json, function() {

The template source code was on airflow/www/templates/airflow/list_dags.html


      stroke_width_hover = 6;
      d3.json("{{ url_for('airflow.dag_stats') }}", function(error, json) {
        for(var dag_id in json) {
            states = json[dag_id];


So I am wondering if we can change Flask's app.config["APPLICATION_ROOT"] to the same as 

[webserver]
baseurl = /fixed_prefix/airflow/

found in airflow.cfg


Thanks in advance.




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