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Currently, the link to remote GUI uses device addresses as they are advertised from the router. Because of this, they may end up having a scope ID attached to them. The problem is that browsers do not support such addresses, leaving the user with a non-working URL. Because of the above, use regex to simply filter out the scope ID from the address before using it for Remote GUI. Signed-off-by: Tomasz Wilczyński <twilczynski@naver.com>
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@ -1202,7 +1202,8 @@ angular.module('syncthing.core')
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$scope.remoteGUIAddress = function (deviceCfg) {
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$scope.remoteGUIAddress = function (deviceCfg) {
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// Assume hasRemoteGUIAddress is true or we would not be here
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// Assume hasRemoteGUIAddress is true or we would not be here
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var conn = $scope.connections[deviceCfg.deviceID];
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var conn = $scope.connections[deviceCfg.deviceID];
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return 'http://' + replaceAddressPort(conn.address, deviceCfg.remoteGUIPort);
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// Use regex to filter out scope ID from IPv6 addresses.
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return 'http://' + replaceAddressPort(conn.address, deviceCfg.remoteGUIPort).replace('%.*?\]:', ']:');
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};
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};
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function replaceAddressPort(address, newPort) {
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function replaceAddressPort(address, newPort) {
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