Hi,
I am trying to get a docker container to use port 80 and 433 but its not possible because another process is using it.
Web server services is turned off. And http://0.0.0.0 (:80) or https://0.0.0.0 (:433) redirects me to AS login portal port 8000 and 8001.
PID of something called myhttpd is using port 80 and 433. if I kill the process I am able to use the ports until the system restarts then
I need to re-do all the work manually.
How do I disable myhttpd from using 80 and 443?
How do i change the ports myhttpd is using?
Port 80 and 443 used by myhttpd, Uninstall?
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asustor
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davidaga
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Re: Port 80 and 443 used by myhttpd, Uninstall?
I am exactly on the same boat with you.
When I try to access my Nimbustor 4's local 192.168.20.22 it redirects me to 192.168.20.22:8000
It looks like something is redirecting port 80 to port 8000
Does anyone know how to stop ADM from using port 80? I have a dockerized Nextcloud that I'd like to publish via port 80 and 443 with SSL. Cheers.
When I try to access my Nimbustor 4's local 192.168.20.22 it redirects me to 192.168.20.22:8000
It looks like something is redirecting port 80 to port 8000
Does anyone know how to stop ADM from using port 80? I have a dockerized Nextcloud that I'd like to publish via port 80 and 443 with SSL. Cheers.
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father.mande
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Re: Port 80 and 443 used by myhttpd, Uninstall?
Hi,
As I know ... when no application use 80 and 443 ... a small web redirection (myhttpd) ... redirect connection to the Web Admin
If you validate Apache (in Services / Web server) and use port 80 and 443 ... myhttpd is automatically stopped ...
I don't remember if a specific to Asustor index.html exist in /share/Web/ (I always change it) ... so check
Asustor used multiple Web server
... lighttpd ... for A.D.M. admin (http or https)
... Apache2 ... for user Web server
... myhttpd as a re-director for default port IF NOT USED by other
... and perhaps some others embedded in applications
Philippe.
As I know ... when no application use 80 and 443 ... a small web redirection (myhttpd) ... redirect connection to the Web Admin
If you validate Apache (in Services / Web server) and use port 80 and 443 ... myhttpd is automatically stopped ...
I don't remember if a specific to Asustor index.html exist in /share/Web/ (I always change it) ... so check
Asustor used multiple Web server
... lighttpd ... for A.D.M. admin (http or https)
... Apache2 ... for user Web server
... myhttpd as a re-director for default port IF NOT USED by other
... and perhaps some others embedded in applications
Philippe.
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kaladorn
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Re: Port 80 and 443 used by myhttpd, Uninstall?
Just to follow up on what father.mande said and be sure I get it:
Apache covers 80 and 443, the 8000 (and 8001 if you have https turned on) for ADM is being handled by lighttpd.
So then Apache is handling request URLs of the form http://<machine IP>//~<user name> which will return a web page if the user has an index.html in their home directory? (I ask because I want to replace the existing error page (404) if there isn't a user web directory with a custom page... I guess that would mean it would be in Apache configuration then, not lighttpd?).
Apache covers 80 and 443, the 8000 (and 8001 if you have https turned on) for ADM is being handled by lighttpd.
So then Apache is handling request URLs of the form http://<machine IP>//~<user name> which will return a web page if the user has an index.html in their home directory? (I ask because I want to replace the existing error page (404) if there isn't a user web directory with a custom page... I guess that would mean it would be in Apache configuration then, not lighttpd?).