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You can start pulpTunes in your server (linux) through the command
To avoid having your visitors enter the port (http://yoursite.com:X), and instead serve pulpTunes on port 80 along your website, you need to set up a reverse proxy rule in your Apache configuration.
First you need to make sure mod_proxy is loaded (in apache's config file, usually httpd.conf):
Then create a rule like this:
In this example, you need to start pulpTunes listening on the default port (15000), and any request made to http://yoursite.com/demo will be forwarded to http://yoursite.com:1500
PD: don't forget to restart Apache after each config file change.
pt_linux.sh --background --port X
Where X would be the port where you want it to listen to.To avoid having your visitors enter the port (http://yoursite.com:X), and instead serve pulpTunes on port 80 along your website, you need to set up a reverse proxy rule in your Apache configuration.
First you need to make sure mod_proxy is loaded (in apache's config file, usually httpd.conf):
LoadModule proxy_http_module modules/mod_proxy_http.soThen create a rule like this:
<IfModule mod_proxy.c>
ProxyRequests Off
ProxyPass /demo http://localhost:15000
ProxyPassReverse /demo http://localhost:15000
</ifModule>In this example, you need to start pulpTunes listening on the default port (15000), and any request made to http://yoursite.com/demo will be forwarded to http://yoursite.com:1500
PD: don't forget to restart Apache after each config file change.