duostack

When running my Node app with node server.js , process.env returns undefined , so I'm unable to access any environment variables. This also seems to occur when I attempt to deploy my app to Duostack . Calling process.env from the command line seems to work, though: $ node > process.env { MANPATH: '/opt/local/share/man:', TERM_PROGRAM: 'Apple_Terminal', ... Any idea what could be going wrong? I figured it out. process is an object ( https://nodejs.org/api/process.html ), but I'd defined my own function (also called process ) that overwrote it. Changing the name of my function fixed the problem.

Is it possible? I would like to set up two different directories to serve static files. Let's say /public and /mnt facetcounter You can also set the path that static files will be served to the web from by specifying an additional (first) parameter to use() like so: app.use("/public", express.static(__dirname + "/public")); app.use("/public2", express.static(__dirname + "/public2")); That way you get two different directories on the web that mirror your local directories, not one url path that fails over between two local directories. In other words the URL pattern: http://your.server.com