<p>ok, just received the answer from the support. will add it here for anyone who has the same issue:</p>

<p>setting the <code>baseCpUrl</code> in the <code>config/general.php</code> does the trick:</p>

<p><code>'baseCpUrl' =&gt; 'https://cms.example.com/',</code></p>

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2020-02-18T13:38:56.297Z
2020-02-18T13:38:56.297Z
Denis
<p>When Craft is in <code>headlessMode</code> my URLS for admin actions (ex. <code>/admin/set-password</code>) are set to the frontend URL (<code>SITE_URL</code>) instead of the Admin URL (<code>SITE_ADMIN_URL</code>). </p>

<p>Is this behavior as expected? </p>

<p>As my Frontend is using angular I would need to add a redirect on the NGINX server to get the links to work which is kind of a strange workaround. Shouldn't the Action urls use the Admin URL by default instead?</p>

<p>Current behavior:</p>

<p><code>www.example.com/admin/set-password</code></p>

<p>Expected behavior:</p>

<p><code>cms.example.com/admin/set-password</code></p>

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Is it possible to change admin Actions URL (not only the URI)
# Is it possible to change admin Actions URL (not only the URI)

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-02-17)

When Craft is in `headlessMode` my URLS for admin actions (ex. `/admin/set-password`) are set to the frontend URL (`SITE_URL`) instead of the Admin URL (`SITE_ADMIN_URL`).

Is this behavior as expected?

As my Frontend is using angular I would need to add a redirect on the NGINX server to get the links to work which is kind of a strange workaround. Shouldn't the Action urls use the Admin URL by default instead?

Current behavior:

`www.example.com/admin/set-password`

Expected behavior:

`cms.example.com/admin/set-password`

**Tags:** craft3, admin, craft-features, craft-pro


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_0 on 2020-02-18. Score: 1 | Accepted answer

ok, just received the answer from the support. will add it here for anyone who has the same issue:

setting the `baseCpUrl` in the `config/general.php` does the trick:

`'baseCpUrl' => 'https://cms.example.com/',`


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