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Hi @ryanpq, Thanks for your response. May be my question is stupid, but How can i ensure that nodejs is listening on port 8080 ?
telnet IP_HOST 8080
Trying IP_HOST...
telnet unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
Use apache as a reverse proxy for nodejs, serves static files from apache directly. Side note: IMHO apache is not the right front end for nodejs because it is not event base I use nginx instead. AFAIK the socket.io may not work behind apache, works perfectly on nginx You will need an upgrade for http protocol somewehere and some extra header to tell node that it stays behind a reverse proxy.