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Change port of webserver on manual install (non docker) #393

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josharmour opened this issue Nov 28, 2020 · 3 comments
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Change port of webserver on manual install (non docker) #393

josharmour opened this issue Nov 28, 2020 · 3 comments

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@josharmour
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I'd prefer to not run this with docker so I am attempting to run this on a media server that has other apps running on port 80.

I do have a reverse proxy - nginx. I could create a location block for it but need to start the service on a different port.

@henrywhitaker3
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henrywhitaker3 commented Nov 29, 2020

Well for a manual install, it doesn't really have a default port. The port is decided by nginx, in the docker container, it just listens at port 80 by default. And as it's PHP, there isn't really a service to start (ignoring the queue worker, but that doesn't need a port open to run)

@josharmour
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I already had nginx installed prior to following the manual install instructions. So I need to point nginx at the document root for the web files?

@henrywhitaker3
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Sorry, completely missed this. Yeah, so the bit that exposes a port is nginx, not this app

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