NAME

       connect-apache-unix-socket - Golf documentation (web-servers)

DESCRIPTION

       This  shows  how to connect your application listening on a Unix socket (started with mgrg) to Apache web
       server.

       - Step 1 : To setup Apache as a reverse proxy and connect your application to  it,  you  need  to  enable
       FastCGI proxy support, which generally means "proxy" and "proxy_fcgi" modules - this is done only once:

           • For Debian (like Ubuntu) and OpenSUSE systems you need to enable proxy and proxy_fcgi modules:

               sudo a2enmod proxy
               sudo a2enmod proxy_fcgi

           •  For  Fedora  systems  (or others like Archlinux) enable proxy and proxy_fcgi modules by adding (or
           uncommenting) LoadModule directives in the Apache configuration file - the default location  of  this
           file on Linux depends on the distribution. For Fedora (such as RedHat), Archlinux:

               sudo vi /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf

           For OpenSUSE:

               sudo vi /etc/apache2/httpd.conf

           Add this to the end of the file:

               LoadModule proxy_module modules/mod_proxy.so
               LoadModule proxy_fcgi_module modules/mod_proxy_fcgi.so

       - Step 2 : Edit the Apache configuration file:

           • For Debian (such as Ubuntu):

               sudo vi /etc/apache2/apache2.conf

           • for Fedora (such as RedHat), Archlinux:

               sudo vi /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf

           • and for OpenSUSE:

               sudo vi /etc/apache2/httpd.conf

       Add this to the end of file ("/<app path>" is the application path (see request) and "<app name>" is your
       application name):

           ProxyPass "/<app path>/" unix:///var/lib/gg/<app name>/sock/sock|fcgi://localhost/<app path>

       - Step 3 : Finally, restart Apache. On Debian systems (like Ubuntu) or OpenSUSE:

           sudo systemctl restart apache2

       On Fedora systems (like RedHat) and Arch Linux:

           sudo systemctl restart httpd

       Note:  you  must  not  have  any  other URL resource that starts with "/<app path>/" (such as for example
       "/<app path>/something") as the web server will attempt to pass them as a reverse proxy request, and they
       will likely not work. If you need to, you can change the application path to  be  different  from  "/<app
       path>", see request.

SEE ALSO

        Web servers

       connect-apache-tcp-socket  connect-apache-unix-socket connect-haproxy-tcp-socket connect-nginx-tcp-socket
       connect-nginx-unix-socket See all documentation

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