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Bigfoot65: /* Hosting a single Webapp */

2015-04-19T23:52:25Z

Hosting a single Webapp

Bigfoot65: /* Hosting a single Webapp */

2015-04-19T23:51:59Z

Hosting a single Webapp

Bigfoot65: /* Hosting Webapps (Change Port) */

2015-02-10T01:43:21Z

Hosting Webapps (Change Port)

Bigfoot65: /* Hosting Webapps (Change Port) */

2015-02-10T01:43:03Z

Hosting Webapps (Change Port)

Bigfoot65: /* Hosting Webapps (Change Port) */

2015-02-10T01:41:49Z

Hosting Webapps (Change Port)

Bigfoot65: /* Hosting Webapps (Change Port) */

2015-02-10T01:41:08Z

Hosting Webapps (Change Port)

Bigfoot65: /* Hosting Webapps (Alternative) */

2015-02-10T01:39:56Z

Hosting Webapps (Alternative)

Bigfoot65: /* Hosting Single/Multiple Webapps (Alternative) */

2015-02-05T21:28:23Z

Hosting Single/Multiple Webapps (Alternative)

Bigfoot65: /* Hosting Single or Multiple Webapps (Alternative) */

2015-02-05T21:26:33Z

Hosting Single or Multiple Webapps (Alternative)

Bigfoot65: /* Hosting a Website */

2015-02-05T21:25:52Z

Hosting a Website

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   ls /etc/httpd/conf.d
+:: '''NOTE:''' If you get a message like ''"ls: cannot access /etc/httpd/conf.d: No such file or directory"'', simply use the following to manually change directories:
   cd /etc/httpd/conf.d
   ls
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   nano /etc/httpd/conf.d/10##-yourwebappname.conf
+:: '''NOTE:''' Depending on the options you chose during installation, you may not have the "nano" text editor installed. If that is the case, you will receive an error message. Instead, substitute "vi" for "nano" to use a different text editor. [http://www.cs.colostate.edu/helpdocs/vi.html Here are the commands to use the "vi" editor.]
 Your conf file should look something like this at the top of the page:

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 :: ''NOTE:'' If you get a message like ''"ls: cannot access /etc/httpd/conf.d: No such file or directory"'', simply use the following to manually change directories:
-  cd /etc
+  cd /etc/httpd/conf.d
   ls

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 :'''NOTE:''' ''amahi.net'' part of the URL may be different depending on the domain you use for your HDA.
-To change the app back to using port 80, remove the ''Listen'' line and change the port to ''80'' in ''/etc/httpd/conf.d/####-adminer.conf''.  I would not recommend you try this with apps that do not use port 80.  For example, an application that uses the web server proxy will most certianly  not work with this method.
+To change the app back to using port 80, remove the ''Listen'' line and change the port to ''80'' in ''/etc/httpd/conf.d/####-adminer.conf''.
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 :'''NOTE:''' ''amahi.net'' part of the URL may be different depending on the domain you use for your HDA.
-To change the app back to using port 80, remove the ''Listen'' line and change the port to ''80'' in ''/etc/httpd/conf.d/####-adminer.conf''.  I would not recommend you try this with apps that do not use port 80.  For example, an application that uses the web server proxy will likely not work with this method.
+To change the app back to using port 80, remove the ''Listen'' line and change the port to ''80'' in ''/etc/httpd/conf.d/####-adminer.conf''.  I would not recommend you try this with apps that do not use port 80.  For example, an application that uses the web server proxy will most certianly  not work with this method.
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 :'''NOTE:''' ''amahi.net'' part of the URL may be different depending on the domain you use for your HDA.
-To change the app back to using port 80, remove the ''Listen'' line and change the port to ''80''.  I would not recommend you try this with apps that do not use port 80.  For example, an application that uses the web server proxy will likely not work with this method.
+To change the app back to using port 80, remove the ''Listen'' line and change the port to ''80'' in ''/etc/httpd/conf.d/####-adminer.conf''.  I would not recommend you try this with apps that do not use port 80.  For example, an application that uses the web server proxy will likely not work with this method.
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   systemctl restart httpd
-You will need to port forward 8081 on the router of course to access from outside the network.  Anytime you access the app on your network internally, you will need to enter <nowiki>http://adminer.amahi.net:8081</nowiki>.
+Forward port 8081 on the router of course to access from outside the network.  Anytime you access the app on your network internally, navigate to <nowiki>http://adminer.amahi.net:8081</nowiki>.
 :'''NOTE:''' ''amahi.net'' part of the URL may be different depending on the domain you use for your HDA.

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 You can see that adding that ServerAlias added the line: '''ServerAlias wiki.tommy.homedns.org'''
-= Hosting Webapps (Alternative)=
+= Hosting Webapps (Change Port)=
 This is an alternate method for hosting single or multiple web apps using the builtin Amahi dynamic DNS (''username.yourhda.com'').  This will likely work with other dynamic DNS providers.

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	You can see that adding that ServerAlias added the line: '''ServerAlias wiki.tommy.homedns.org'''		You can see that adding that ServerAlias added the line: '''ServerAlias wiki.tommy.homedns.org'''
		+
		+	= Hosting Single or Multiple Webapps (Alternative)=
		+	You can change the port that most web apps operate, specifically port 80. You can use any port not already in use by the OS or your HDA. To verify what ports are already in use, do (as ''root'' user):
		+	nmap -sT -O localhost
		+
		+	Once you have chosen the port to use, follow the steps below (using [https://www.amahi.org/apps/adminer Adminer] as an example and port 8081):
		+
		+	* Edit ''/etc/httpd/conf.d/####-adminer.conf'' and add the following line. Also change 80 to 8081 in the VirtualHost line:
		+	Listen 8081
		+	<VirtualHost *:8081>
		+	* Update the ServerAlias:
		+	ServerAlias adminer.amahi.net:8081
		+	* Add right below ServerAlias to use the Amahi dynamic DNS:
		+	ServerAlias username.yourhda.com:8081
		+	* Restart web server:
		+	systemctl restart httpd
		+
		+	You will need to port forward 8081 on the router of course to access from outside the network. Anytime you access the app on your network internally, you will need to enter <nowiki>http://adminer.amahi.net:8081</nowiki>.
		+
		+	:'''NOTE:''' ''amahi.net'' part of the URL may be different depending on the domain you use for your HDA.
		+
		+	To change the app back to using port 80, remove the ''Listen'' line and change the port to ''80''. I would not recommend you try this with apps that do not use port 80. For example, an application that uses the web server proxy will likely not work with this method.

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