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I’m trying to self-host xbrowsersync, and except the following nitpick it worked without problems.
I wanted to connect xbrowsersync using Unix Sockets to mongodb and to the reverse-proxy (nginx).
Since this approach isn’t documented, and I didn’t look at the code, I don’t know how to do it.
I tried setting the config option db.host to /var/run/mongodb/mongodb-PID.socket but that didn’t work.
I didn’t try setting server.host to some path.
This isn’t very important to me, but it would be a nice addition if it were possible to connect xbrowsersync to unix sockets and if the necessary configuration were documented.
By the way, thanks for your work.
Edit: Just to make clear: I now have xbrowsersync talking over one port with nginx and talking over some other port with mongodb.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I’m trying to self-host xbrowsersync, and except the following nitpick it worked without problems.
I wanted to connect xbrowsersync using Unix Sockets to mongodb and to the reverse-proxy (nginx).
Since this approach isn’t documented, and I didn’t look at the code, I don’t know how to do it.
I tried setting the config option db.host to /var/run/mongodb/mongodb-PID.socket but that didn’t work.
I didn’t try setting server.host to some path.
This isn’t very important to me, but it would be a nice addition if it were possible to connect xbrowsersync to unix sockets and if the necessary configuration were documented.
By the way, thanks for your work.
Edit: Just to make clear: I now have xbrowsersync talking over one port with nginx and talking over some other port with mongodb.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: