Rails - Aug 2011 - Remove or hide the port number 3000 from the URL

Hi Friends,

I have created a ruby on rails application and its running with
mongrel/phusion passenger . I need to remove/hide the port number 3000
from the URL http://localhost:3000.

Please help me how to proceed for this?

Regards,
Periyasamy

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Well the only way your browser will hide the port number is if you''re
using
the default port number for the protocol.

For HTTP, this means port 80.

You''ll need to run your rails application on port 80, or have it
proxied
behind another web server (such as Apache) that is running on port 80.

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Hi,

best solution would be proxy or apache''s virtual host.

Cheers,
Bernd


Am 23.08.2011 14:35, schrieb Tim Shaffer:
> Well the only way your browser will hide the port number is if
you''re
> using the default port number for the protocol.
>
> For HTTP, this means port 80.
>
> You''ll need to run your rails application on port 80, or have it
> proxied behind another web server (such as Apache) that is running on
> port 80.
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Tim Shaffer wrote in post #1018030:
> Well the only way your browser will hide the port number is if
you''re
> using
> the default port number for the protocol.
>
> For HTTP, this means port 80.
>
> You''ll need to run your rails application on port 80, or have it
proxied
> behind another web server (such as Apache) that is running on port 80.
Hi Shaffer,

Thanks for your reply. Yes I am running my application with Phusion 
passenger using apache. The apache is running on the port 80. I am able 
see the apache test page for the URL http://localhost.

If I start the phusion passenger, by default it takes 3000 port. I am 
unable to use the port 80 since its already running for apache.

could you help how can I run my application with the port 80 using 
phusion passenger with apache?

Regards,
Periyasamy

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Easiest way is to use the passenger apache module.

Once you have installed the passenger gem (sounds like you have), you can 
use the "passenger-install-apache2-module" command to install the
apache
module.

Check out the documentation here: http://www.modrails.com/install.html

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<VirtualHost computer-name>
      ServerName computer-name
      DocumentRoot "C:/your/path/to/app/"
      ProxyPass / http://localhost:3000/
      ProxyPassReverse / http://localhost:3000/
      ProxyPreserveHost On
</VirtualHost>

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