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[seripap]

Haven't tested this- but in theory, if you're using nginx you can proxy pass an endpoint to the node app.

server {
        listen 80;
        location /darkwire {
             proxy_pass http://localhost:3000
        }
}

[0xded093]

I tried setting nginx like that but doesn't work, I think the app has to know that every request must include /darkwire.
I tried also to edit app.js routes to that path but something broke (think static stuff doesn't load)

[alanfriedman]

How about this solution?

Same as above, except add a trailing slash:

server {
    listen 80;

    location = /darkwire {
        return 302 /darkwire/;
    }

    location /darkwire/ {
         proxy_pass http://localhost:3000
    }
}

I met this problem too, but already solved.
Here is what I modified:

src/app.js
  line 39: return res.redirect(`/darkwire/${id}`);
  line 62: return res.redirect('/darkwire/');
src/js/app.js
  line 12: this._roomId = window.location.pathname.length ? '/'+window.location.pathname.split('/').filter(function(el){ return !!el; }).pop() : null;
  line 14: this._socket = io(this._roomId,{path:'/darkwire/socket.io'});
  line 23: $('input.share-text').val(document.location.protocol + '//' + document.location.host + '/darkwire' + this._roomId);

** darkwire version 1.5.8

[seripap]

Will be fixed in #26