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With the given example, Passwords will try to load the file `https://yourdomain.org/path/Users/Index.md` when the handbook is opened.
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If you used the GitHub import, the correct url looks like this: `https://raw.githubusercontent.com/<username>/<repository>/master/Users/`.
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If you set an invalid handbook url, the default url will be used. |
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If you set an invalid handbook url, the default url will be used.
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## Update the web handbook url
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At some locations, the app will include links to a web version of the handbook, e.g. when the app is in a state where the in-app handbook can't be used.
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The path structure is the same, but the `.md` file ending won't be used.
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So instead of linking to `/Index.md`, the app would link to `/Index`.
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Use the following command to point the app to your custom handbook
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```bash
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./occ config:app:set passwords handbook/url/web --value https://yourdomain.org/path/Users/
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``` |
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