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Use url_for in templates#19
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Remove absolute URLs and use the Flask `url_for` function instead. This is useful if you are running Flask-PyPi-Proxy behind a reverse proxy at a path other than /. There is an example snippet of this usage [here](http://flask.pocoo.org/snippets/35/).
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Remove absolute URLs and use the Flask
url_forfunction instead. This is useful if you are running Flask-PyPi-Proxy behind a reverse proxy at a path other than /. There is an example snippet of this usage here.