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    MM and Apache

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      justonemore
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      I have one Raspberry Pi running MagicMirror (for last 2 years) and another Pi running Apache from where I can access some of my own files for my own purpose from anywhere in the world…Is there a way to use Apache on the Pi with Magic Mirror ? Or does Magic Mirror allow me to do what Apache does somehow ? Where are the config files for the web server that runs Magic Mirror ?

      Thank you.

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        sdetweil @justonemore
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        @justonemore the web server in mm is in code, not config files. it uses the JavaScript express lib

        you could create a module that adds extra paths/routes for the files you wish to share

        but you can run apache and mm on the same machine. just use different ports. typically apache is on port 80
        while mm is on port 8080

        Sam

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