The config below is not possible. You can't "merge" two apps at the same
mount_point, and you don't need "Host" if you're not trying to filter on
the value.
mount "/home/mojouser/apps/test1/script/test1" => {mount_point
=> "/"};
mount "/home/mojouser/apps/test2/script/test2" => {mount_point
=> "/test2"};
The config above will "mount" all the routes inside test1 directly on the
root (/) while test2 is available under /test2.
Currently I have no idea how to implement merging of routes from two
applications, and I would be very cautious about implementing it even if I
knew how. The reason is that I think it will be very confusing.
On Sunday, April 26, 2015 at 2:33:39 PM UTC+2, mjb152 wrote:
>
> 0.52 works well, thanks !
>
>
> https://metacpan.org/pod/distribution/Toadfarm/lib/Toadfarm/Manual/Intro.pod
> has a typo, "in any trick you like form the Perl toolbox."
>
> currently I'm just testing with 1 IP address, no domains have been
> transferred in yet, how can I test with 2 apps mounted and just adjusting
> the url ?
>
> mount "/home/mojouser/apps/test1/script/test1" => {"Host" => "
> 46.101.2.191:8080", mount_point => "/"};
> mount "/home/mojouser/apps/test2/script/test2" => {"Host" => "
> 46.101.2.191:8080", mount_point => "/"};
>
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