Livewire URL not function about snipe-it HOT 6 OPEN

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I went into the LivewireSerivceProvider.php and changed "config('livewire.url_prefix') to the prefix I wanted in the Update Route and it started working. I am assuming there is a problem with the communication. Not sure how the directory link worked though.

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Hi @Dustin-Moon, I'm also confused about how it worked by going directly to /support/snipe-it/public/import...

I opened the PR that introduced that config option and was addressing another reported issue importing but that user was running apache. I wonder if IIS is doing something different here?

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Hi @Dustin-Moon, I'm also confused about how it worked by going directly to /support/snipe-it/public/import...

I opened the PR that introduced that config option and was addressing another reported issue importing but that user was running apache. I wonder if IIS is doing something different here?

Don't get me wrong here, I very well could have done something wrong in the installation or one of my files is running weirdly on IIS. I am the new guy at work so the internal IIS site that we are hosting has been on the same computer for 10 years or so. God knows what has been installed or altered on the IIS server.

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I went into the LivewireSerivceProvider.php and changed "config('livewire.url_prefix') to the prefix I wanted in the Update Route and it started working. I am assuming there is a problem with the communication. Not sure how the directory link worked though.

@Dustin-Moon can you explain the change that worked here? Am I understanding it right?

- return Route::post('/' . config('livewire.url_prefix') . '/livewire/update', $handle);
+ return Route::post('/support/snipeit/livewire/update', $handle);

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I went into the LivewireSerivceProvider.php and changed "config('livewire.url_prefix') to the prefix I wanted in the Update Route and it started working. I am assuming there is a problem with the communication. Not sure how the directory link worked though.

@Dustin-Moon can you explain the change that worked here? Am I understanding it right?

- return Route::post('/' . config('livewire.url_prefix') . '/livewire/update', $handle);
+ return Route::post('/support/snipeit/livewire/update', $handle);

Sort of, I just repalced the "config('livewire.url_prefix')" and left the rest the same. I thought maybe I had some permissions wrong so maybe it couldn't access the file or the .env somewhere along the way. Checked all permissions and still had the same result.

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