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I've search online and been reading documentation for Apache, Passenger, Rack, etc, but have yet to find a solution to my problem. I appreciate if you can help...

I have several Rack (ruby)-based apps, located in

/home/web/sites/app1 /home/web/sites/app2 /home/web/sites/app3 

app1 is a Sintra app, app2 is Padrino and app3 is Rails.

I would like to run these apps under different IPs (assuming server IP is 50.60.70.101):

50.60.70.101:4567 -> app1 50.60.70.101:3000 -> app2 50.60.70.101:80 -> app3 

What is the correct way to configure Apache's virtual host file to achieve this?

I have 3 files in /etc/apache2/sites-available/ with this type of configuration (with changed IPs):

<VirtualHost *:4567> RackEnv production DocumentRoot /home/web/sites/app1/public <Directory /home/web/sites/app1/public> Order allow,deny Allow from all Options -MultiViews #AllowOverride All </Directory> </VirtualHost> 

But I cannot access app1 at 50.60.70.101:4567 (app3 does work on port 80, though)

I've search online and been reading documentation for Apache, Passenger, Rack, etc, but have yet to find a solution to my problem.

I have several Rack (ruby)-based apps, located in

/home/web/sites/app1 /home/web/sites/app2 /home/web/sites/app3 

app1 is a Sintra app, app2 is Padrino and app3 is Rails.

I would like to run these apps under different ports (assuming server IP is 50.60.70.101):

50.60.70.101:4567 -> app1 50.60.70.101:3000 -> app2 50.60.70.101:80 -> app3 

What is the correct way to configure Apache's virtual host file to achieve this?

I have 3 files in /etc/apache2/sites-available/ with this type of configuration (with changed IPs):

<VirtualHost *:4567> RackEnv production DocumentRoot /home/web/sites/app1/public <Directory /home/web/sites/app1/public> Order allow,deny Allow from all Options -MultiViews #AllowOverride All </Directory> </VirtualHost> 

But I cannot access app1 at 50.60.70.101:4567 (app3 does work on port 80, though).

I've search online and been reading documentation for Apache, Passenger, Rack, etc, but have yet to find a solution to my problem. I appreciate if you can help...

I have several Rack (ruby)-based apps, located in

/home/web/sites/app1 /home/web/sites/app2 /home/web/sites/app3 

app1 in a Sintra app, app2 is Padrino and app3 is Rails.

I would like to run these apps under different IPs (assuming server IP is 50.60.70.101):

50.60.70.101:4567 -> app1 50.60.70.101:3000 -> app2 50.60.70.101:80 -> app3 

What is the correct way to configure Apache's virtual host file to achieve this?

I've search online and been reading documentation for Apache, Passenger, Rack, etc, but have yet to find a solution to my problem. I appreciate if you can help...

I have several Rack (ruby)-based apps, located in

/home/web/sites/app1 /home/web/sites/app2 /home/web/sites/app3 

app1 is a Sintra app, app2 is Padrino and app3 is Rails.

I would like to run these apps under different IPs (assuming server IP is 50.60.70.101):

50.60.70.101:4567 -> app1 50.60.70.101:3000 -> app2 50.60.70.101:80 -> app3 

What is the correct way to configure Apache's virtual host file to achieve this?

I have 3 files in /etc/apache2/sites-available/ with this type of configuration (with changed IPs):

<VirtualHost *:4567> RackEnv production DocumentRoot /home/web/sites/app1/public <Directory /home/web/sites/app1/public> Order allow,deny Allow from all Options -MultiViews #AllowOverride All </Directory> </VirtualHost> 

But I cannot access app1 at 50.60.70.101:4567 (app3 does work on port 80, though)