radio/deploy/apache-radio.conf.example

# daveo-radio — reverse proxy for davidwindham.com/radio
# ============================================================================
#
# The radio app is a long-running Node process (see radio.service.example /
# ecosystem.config.cjs). It is NOT served from the web docroot like the
# PHP/WordPress parts of the site — Apache proxies /radio through to node on
# 127.0.0.1:3000.
#
# Add the block below to the EXISTING davidwindham.com <VirtualHost> (the same
# one that serves WordPress). Do NOT create a new vhost for it — /radio has to
# live under the main hostname so it is same-origin with the rest of the site;
# that is what lets the client open its websocket with no hardcoded host, keeps
# it clear of mixed-content blocking on https, and lets /embed/chrome.js (the
# shared header/footer) resolve from the docroot alongside it.
#
# The WordPress "Radio" page moved to /online-radio, so /radio is free. WP still
# issues a permanent old-slug 301 /radio -> /online-radio; Apache answers /radio
# first once this proxy is in place, so it never fires — but a browser that hit
# /radio before the proxy existed will have cached that 301. Hard-reload if so.
#
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Which option? Check your Apache version first:
#     apachectl -v      (or: apache2 -v  /  httpd -v)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# >= 2.4.47  ->  Option A. One line carries both HTTP and the websocket.
# <  2.4.47  ->  Option B. ProxyPass for HTTP + a mod_rewrite rule for the
#                websocket upgrade.
#
# Use ONE option, not both. Modules needed either way:
#     a2enmod proxy proxy_http rewrite
# Option A additionally: nothing. Option B additionally: proxy_wstunnel.
#
# The node app must be running with BASE_PATH=/radio and TRUST_PROXY=1 — see
# ecosystem.config.cjs / radio.service.example.

# ===========================================================================
# OPTION A — Apache 2.4.47+  (preferred)
# ===========================================================================
# Paste inside <VirtualHost *:443> for davidwindham.com.

    ProxyPreserveHost On

    # radio: node app mounted at /radio. Prefix kept on both sides;
    # BASE_PATH=/radio tells the app to expect it. upgrade=websocket carries
    # socket.io at /radio/socket.io (needs 2.4.47+).
    ProxyPass         /radio  http://127.0.0.1:3000/radio  upgrade=websocket
    ProxyPassReverse  /radio  http://127.0.0.1:3000/radio


# ===========================================================================
# OPTION B — Apache < 2.4.47  (mod_rewrite fallback)
# ===========================================================================
# Use this INSTEAD of Option A if your Apache predates upgrade=websocket
# (e.g. Ubuntu 20.04 ships 2.4.41, Debian 10 ships 2.4.38). Without it,
# socket.io still works but silently degrades to HTTP long-polling.
#
# The RewriteRule must appear before the ProxyPass. The two RewriteConds gate it
# to genuine websocket-upgrade requests only; everything else — page loads,
# static assets, socket.io's HTTP long-polling — falls through to ProxyPass.

    ProxyPreserveHost On

    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteCond %{HTTP:Upgrade}    =websocket [NC]
    RewriteCond %{HTTP:Connection} upgrade    [NC]
    RewriteRule ^/radio/(.*) ws://127.0.0.1:3000/radio/$1 [P,L]

    ProxyPass         /radio  http://127.0.0.1:3000/radio
    ProxyPassReverse  /radio  http://127.0.0.1:3000/radio

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Notes
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# * /embed/chrome.js (the shared header/footer) is served by Apache from the
#   WordPress docroot, NOT by this app. Nothing to configure here for it — the
#   page loads it root-relative and it already resolves alongside /radio.
#   DAW_ORIGIN is a LOCAL-DEV-ONLY shim and must stay UNSET in production.
#
# * No trailing-slash rule is needed in Apache: the app itself 301s /radio to
#   /radio/ so relative asset URLs resolve.
#
# * The Icecast stream is a separate origin (stream.davidawindham.com) reached
#   directly by the browser's audio element and by this app's /api/status
#   proxy. Nothing to add here for it — just make sure the stream is https.