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litespeed_wiki:nodejs_setup [2014/08/07 14:55]
Michael Armstrong [Setting Up Node.js] 		litespeed_wiki:nodejs_setup [2014/08/07 15:09]
Michael Armstrong [If Using LSWS Below 4.2.13 or Proxying to an External Server]
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   make install   make install
  
-===== Add Your Node.js ​Files =====+===== Add Your Node.js ​Application ​=====
  
 For the rest of this wiki, we will be using the example Node.js web server ''​example.js''​ found on [[http://​nodejs.org/​|Node.js'​s homepage]]. This web server runs on port 1337 and responds with "Hello World" to every request. For the rest of this wiki, we will be using the example Node.js web server ''​example.js''​ found on [[http://​nodejs.org/​|Node.js'​s homepage]]. This web server runs on port 1337 and responds with "Hello World" to every request.
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-In the above configurations we have made the Location 1.2.3.4:50000. It is important that the Location match the IP (127.0.0.1 if it is on the same server) and port Node.js is running on.+In the above configurations we have made the Location 1.2.3.4:1337. It is important that the Location match the IP (127.0.0.1 if it is on the same server) and port your Node.js ​application ​is running on.
  
-After saving the configurations,​ restart LSWS to save changes. Your traffic should be redirected to Node.js now.+After saving the configurations,​ restart LSWS to save changes. Your traffic should be redirected to your Node.js ​application ​now.
  
 ===== Notes ===== ===== Notes =====
  
   * If you encounter errors using Node.js, please make sure that Node.js is started and running when using it.   * If you encounter errors using Node.js, please make sure that Node.js is started and running when using it.