[web2py] Forwarding domain to a port
Hi everybody, I successfully instaled web2py on my VPS. However, I have problem to forward my domain to port 8000. I can access web2py at www.mydomain.com:8000/welcome. How can I forward domain so that www.mydomain.com will actually show www.mydomain.com:8000/welcome? Best, Najtsirk
Re: [web2py] Forwarding domain to a port
A very simple way is to install Apache and use Apache as an proxy. Need about five rows in Apache config file to do this. I can send a copy little bit later if needed. Kenneth Hi everybody, I successfully instaled web2py on my VPS. However, I have problem to forward my domain to port 8000. I can access web2py at www.mydomain.com:8000/welcome. How can I forward domain so that www.mydomain.com will actually show www.mydomain.com:8000/welcome? Best, Najtsirk
Re: [web2py] Forwarding domain to a port
I actually just answered the same question the other day. See my last post in this thread: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/web2py/PjqPoHnNwu4 It explains how to use Apache as a proxy to forward requests from a specific domain to another computer or another port.
Re: [web2py] Forwarding domain to a port
On Jan 12, 2012, at 4:48 AM, Najtsirk wrote: > I successfully instaled web2py on my VPS. However, I have problem to forward > my domain to port 8000. I can access web2py at www.mydomain.com:8000/welcome. > How can I forward domain so that www.mydomain.com will actually show > www.mydomain.com:8000/welcome? > mod_proxy (as others have pointed out) will do what you ask, but why not just have web2py listen on port 80?
Re: [web2py] Forwarding domain to a port
nginx will do the trick! On Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 10:13 PM, Jonathan Lundell wrote: > On Jan 12, 2012, at 4:48 AM, Najtsirk wrote: > > I successfully instaled web2py on my VPS. However, I have problem to > forward my domain to port 8000. I can access web2py at > www.mydomain.com:8000/welcome. How can I forward domain so that > www.mydomain.com will actually show www.mydomain.com:8000/welcome? > > > mod_proxy (as others have pointed out) will do what you ask, but why not > just have web2py listen on port 80? >