vhosts ?

[daslicht]

Hello,

how do manage multiple Domain or Sub Domain Names with Geddy ?

Is it possible?

Best Regards

Marc

[Matthew Eernisse]

There's nothing specific built in to Geddy for that, but you can certainly write logic into your app to work with different domains.

With a Geddy app running on Node v0.10, you can access the 'host' HTTP header for the request at `this.request.headers.host` (where `this` is the controller). See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTTP_header_fields for info on the header fields.

I'm not sure what you're trying to do. I have successfully used Nginx in front of different domains, each with their own Geddy app, but never needed a multi-domain app.

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[daslicht]

Hello Thank you very much for you answer,

I am just trying to find out how to use more than one Geddy app on one Server with just one IP.

So you suggest using a web server in-front of  multiple geddy apps Geddy apps  ?

Do you have any further reading sggestiuons for me please?

[der_On]

I would also recommend to launch multiple geddy apps on different ports and then route/rewrite URLs to them using a webserver like apache or nginx from port 80.