Thanks for the tip.
It was set as https://example.com/f as that is the directory I’m using, but by removing /f it doesn’t seem to have affected the installation and the relative reference is now correct when URLs are generated.
Thanks for the tip.
It was set as https://example.com/f as that is the directory I’m using, but by removing /f it doesn’t seem to have affected the installation and the relative reference is now correct when URLs are generated.
