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## Install with URL prefix
If you want to install octomode with an URL prefix, like <https://mydomainname.ext/octomode/>, then you can use the gunicorn WSGI. If you have ran the `make setup` command already, then `gunicorn` is already installed. Configure your application root URL in your `.env` file. You can simply run *octomode* now with the following command to run it with `gunicorn` (and not the built-in Flask dev server): `make action`
If you want to install octomode with an URL prefix, like <https://mydomainname.ext/octomode/>, then you can use the gunicorn WSGI.
Configure your application root URL in your `.env` file to `/octomode`:
```
OCTOMODE_APPLICATION_ROOT=/octomode
```
After that, you can simply run:
`make action`
This will first check if you already install gunicorn in the `.venv` folder, and after that run *octomode* with `gunicorn` and not the built-in Flask dev server.
