Switching between organisations

[roberto69]

Hello,

when I switch between organisations, URL changes to http://localhost:3000/?orgId=1 but site is not found. If I type my_hostname or IP instead of original “hostname”, I can open organisation.

I guess Grafana should have configured my_hostname instead of default. If it is so, where in docker version can I find this setting? Or, even better, how can I set this in docker-compose.yml file?

Thank You

[roberto69]

I would be grateful if someone will point me toward solution of this problem. It is fine Grafana has a lot of customizable parameters, but it is even better if all those paramters, beggining with simple one, are under control.

[antonio]

Hi @roberto69

It might have to do with your [server] settings. Perhaps the root_url but I am not sure.

here are a couple topics that look similar to yours. Maybe you could try the solutions by spinning up a couple of Grafana instances via Docker

Organizations Redirect

Greetings everyone, I also experienced this problem but I had an extra configuration on my docker-comopse.yml file that was the environment variable GF_SERVER_ROOT_URL: “your-url-here” so remember to change it if you also have it. So what do we need to change: You need to change your grafana.ini the the root_url, which can be dynamically constructed as default or you can manually insert it and also change the serve_from_sub_path to true. If you are using docker to run your Grafana rememb…

Organizations: On switch the redirect URL is wrong

If you sill are stuck feel free to open a new issue in our GitHub repo

[rob.loh]

Hi @roberto69 , I’m having a similar problem and have yet to solve it. Please let me know if you find a solution!

Our problems might have different solutions, though. I am not using docker, and it seems that my problem comes from using a reverse proxy server.

Here’s my situation:

I am using defaults.ini [server] section to serve grafana to my Apache server on the same machine i.e. grafana-server.exe starts on localhost:3000, which Apache passes to port 8080.

defaults.ini:

Some Apache config:

So I want to only access grafana via port 8080.

It works fine when I first connect on port 8080, but if I navigate to another Org via the dropdown, it tries to go through 3000 and I get a weird error:

Upon further inspection the error contains this message:

Manually typing “8080” in place of “3000” works. My hypothesis is that grafana just throws the default.ini configs (where 3000 comes from) directly into the url request in the browser. So far I’m not sure how to get around this, but there must be a way.

I will look at what @antonio posted and let you know if I solve my problem.

[roberto69]

Hi @rob.loh

it might be that we don’t have the same problem. Anyway, I have to post my solution. Grafana Docker is a bit PITA, as it is not clearly defined which parameters/configuration file play the role. I’ve tried to set parameters in grafana.env (in my case /IOTstack/services/grafana) but with no luck. Then, I’ve moved all the settings from grafana.env and - whoila - eveything is OK.
Grafana.ini is of no use in Docker environment - please, correct me, if I’m wrong. I rather useing grafana.env and it is good idea to have configuration settings in sepparate file, but so far it seems it is of no use.