Document MacOS issue during installation #1708
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Signed-off-by: Diana Mukhanova [email protected]
I want to document an issue that I experienced on my MacOS during installation that I think others will find helpful as well. After running
make install, my build failed and I found this error in gunicorn.log:The problem is that port 5000 is being used by another process. I tried the common commands for killing the process:
This didn't work and after searching a bit online I found a solution . Turns out MacOS uses 5000 port for Airplay Receiver, so I had to manually change the settings.