The OpenStack dashboard code currently assumes that the URL will be at the root. For example, installed at example.com/ instead of example.com/dashboard
There are a number of locations in the code where you see this assumption. There's code with hard-coded links relative to "/" such as:
dashboard/templates/base-root.html:
<h1><a href="/">{% site_branding %}<span> Cloud Computing</span></a></h1>
<a id="lnk_login" href="/accounts/login">Sign In</a>
...
openstack-dashboard/dashboard/templates/base-sidebar.html
<li class="first"><h3><a href="/">Home</a></h3></li>
...
<li><h3><a href="/">Projects</a></h3></li>
openstack-dashboard/dashboard/templates/index.html
<input type="hidden" name="next" value="/" />
Also, /media is hard-coded as the media-location in base-root.html.
A couple notes:
* "/media" being hardcoded is fixed in https:/
* Links to the "/" should be replaced by a proper django url template tag with a named pattern for "home" or something of the sort. However, this is complicated by the fact that the root URL isn't defined in the dashboard URLconf right now, so it's up to the project (e.g. openstack-dashboard or any other replacement) to include that named pattern in its URLconf, and the site will break loudly if people forget to include it.
* In general, deploying a Django site at a subdirectory isn't as simple as it ought to be. It requires adding a prefix to *all* URL patterns in the project, and changing a number of settings. Take a look at the (now slightly dated) example here: http://