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My team uses some sort of alias in their /etc/hosts or whatever to make http://oursite.dev:3000 go to localhost:3000. They manually start their servers. That's fine, but I'd prefer to use POW, and a simple http://oursite.dev.
The problem is that we have some hardcoded URLs in development, or external services, that want to go to http://oursite.dev:3000.
I would like for http://oursite.dev:3000 to work just like http://oursite.dev.
Basically, I want POW to listen to requests on port 3000 and port 80 and map them to the same Rack app.
But.... that obviously doesn't work - as it's trying to forward requests to http://oursite.dev (as in: the POW domain represented by the textfile ~/.pow/oursite) to http://oursite.dev:3000 and there's nothing listening to that URL/port combination.