When you're logged in as E.g. an author, the admin panel isn't good at telling you why you can't edit a post. I've found two specific cases - the /edit URL and search, but I think they are both very similar.

To Reproduce

Case 1: search

1. In admin search for a post you can't edit
2. See the post listed in the results
3. Click on the post
4. You are taken to the posts list with no

Description

When adding url links in Ghost CMS, you are forced to enter them as absolute paths, e.g. https://ghost-cms.com/welcome/ to link to the welcome post. These links don't work anymore in the gatsby site, as they should be served from the siteUrl, e.g. https://gatsby-ghost.com/welcome/.

You can see the issue also in the demo. Goto the bottom of the demo [welcome page](https://gatsb

The file that has been generated has a bug which I need to fix everytime I deploy.
In the static index.html file for my new Post and the home Page, it renders the image incorrectly, the file name is changed and an extra "g" or "pg" or "jpg" is getting added to the images
For ex in this tag
img class="post-card-image" srcset="content/images/size/w300/2019/06/chennai-img.jpeg 300w,

This is mainly towards the Nextcloud dockerfile:

Instead of assuming nextcloud is always served under foobar.com/, it would be great to let user specify a custom path at run time, e.g.

foobar.com/nextcloud/ OR foobar.com/custom-path/nextcloud/

The original close icon for the subscribe button was being pulled from some CDN source that no longer exists, so we'll need to provide a replacement or fix for this.

When installing Ghost there isn't an option to specify a custom database port for MySQL. If you're installing it on a managed database service that runs on a non-standard MySQL port this means you have to install ghost initially and let it fail, then manually edit the config.production.json file and add the port, then restart ghost.

The current README contains a link that is supposed to link to the app's Google Play listing, but this listing is no longer available. Searching for the app directly in the Play Store yields no results as well.