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How to change format of reset password link which users gets in their email ? #2036
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You should simply set the severUrl to use your domain name and not the IP-address. You should also consider having your Parse-server terminated by nginx or something like it (and do use https for your nginx) |
i have done it and works,but now in the email it gives me is there any way to hide in simple way . . |
Parse Server only accepts links to the This isn't a common use case, so it's not very well documented. If you get this working successfully, please submit a documentation improvement so others can learn from what you've discovered! Also, if you only need to hide the port number (this is what I would recommend), you can do that by using running your Parse Server on port 80, or redirecting in from port 80 to the port you are running on, and using |
I am using parse server in digital ocean droplet.While i implement reset password.The user gets a link with my ip address of droplet ie 37.x.x.154 ,app key session token and gmail.Is there a way i could hide these .or atleast give a domain name instead of ip for eg link is like this
http://37.x.x.154:1337/parse/apps/appkey/request_password_reset?token=TntZjXMlIvfviWpw0re8y5Jmi&username=my%40gmail.com
could i change it atleast
http://myDomainName.com/parse/apps/appkey/request_password_reset?token=TntZjXMlIvfviWpw0re8y5Jmi&username=my%40gmail.com
I bought domain name,but how can i give port . It feels insecure and feels like vulnerable for attack on my server.
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