Gateway URL setting?

Hi -
I think I screwed something up and am looking for a quick hand.
* G6 .NET box lives at https://www.mydomain.com/portal/server.pt
* Collab appears to think the gateway URL is https://www.mydomain.com/server.pt (NOTE that key bit - lacking "/portal")
Collab administration is saying it's automagically picking up the gateway URL from the portal - I'll be darned if I can figure out where it's coming from. I've reviewed all sorts of config files + database settings + the "display files URL" in the portal admin console.
Anyone have any pointers on where I might be able to change the base portal gateway URL to insert that very-necessary "/portal" ?
Any info much appreciated :)
Thanks,
Eric

Aha! Found it..
PTSERVERCONFIG tables, where setting = 2
Needed to append /portal
UPDATE PTSERVERCONFIG SET VALUE = 'https://www.myhappyportal.com/portal' WHERE SETTINGID = 2
I must have screwed this up initially. The originaly seed value was missing the /portal.
Thanks,
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