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Yes I have tried it with command line install and as a PLESK extension.
In short it works both ways.
There are some issues with setting up a node.js application in PLESK. It tends to be a little inflexible (Application root and document root in particular).
Given that I am looking to...
This issue has been resolved. It turns out that there are two firewalls on my PLESK Virtual server.
1) the plesk firewall
2) The hosting companies firewall which site outside of the PLESK firewall.
TCP ports have been configured to allow listening and all is well
thank you
Thank you I tried that. It would do the trick on a naked CentOS box not running plesk.
Did not work due to (perhaps) mitigating factors which have a say on ports within PLESK.
UPDATE: imported angular/CLI using the docker trying to configure through the Plesk control panel using
Websites &...
Greetings I am working with (Angular 4 not to be mistaken with AngularJS) in PLESK (centOS) 64-bit
Set up steps go nicely as per Angular Docs
Once installed and set up the project can be seen on port 4200 http://localhost:4200/
In my case my.ip.address:4200 or mydomain.com:4200
This does not...