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Not respecting URL path through Cloudflare tunnel #546
I'm trying to deploy ImmichFrame on several Android tablets for family.
I'm running separate Immich-Frame docker instances on separate ports with separate AuthenticationSecrets to control which Albums each Immich-Frame instance can display.
The goal is to use CloudFlare Tunnel Connectors to provide external access to the different instances by URL Path.
As seen in the screenshot below, the initial request comes in properly with the full path and auth secret (bottom line). Then the next request comes in for chunks at /_app/ instead of /full_path/_app/. It is getting a 404 response from Cloudflare at this point.
I know I could break these requests up to different hosts, but I would rather use URL paths instead of hosts. It seems like the content URL's being generated by immichFrame are not respecting the full path of the client request when generating the content URL's.
Reproduction
Cloudflare Connector with basic settings
Expectations
No response
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Pre-Submission Checklist
This is a bug report and not a feature request
I have provided all of the required information to reproduce the bug (config, logs, etc.)
I have checked for related issues and checked the documentation
I submitted a PR with the changes to support custom URL paths. I have been running it locally without issues. It properly catches and returns a 404 with any incorrect URL paths.
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JW-CH commentedon Jan 7, 2026
ImmichFrame is not meant to support custom URL paths. There was an attempt one but never finished #266
chuckb7 commentedon Jan 13, 2026
I submitted a PR with the changes to support custom URL paths. I have been running it locally without issues. It properly catches and returns a 404 with any incorrect URL paths.