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Apache Boot
After setting up remote access on port 8086 I found apache wont boot. (In all honesty I had no idea how to setup remote access so surprise surprise something broke!) This is the error I get... ...
briefly...
To make it work I edited the /opt/p2p/conf/lnconfiguration.xml to tell it to do it's thing on port 90 rather than 80 and,after rebooting the NAS, I was able to restart apache
In detail
In trying to get this to work had editied the httpd.conf file to listen on port 90 before I read your post
I thought this would work but this had no effect which makes no sense to me
Q: why could the /lnconfiguration.xml be changed to port 90 and that work when changing the httpd.conf from 80 to 90 didn't?
The point is moot though because simply changing lnconfiguration.xml to port 90, changing the httpd.conf back to listen on 80 and restarting apache using the code below worked just fine
It all worked happily ever after in the end. Big thank you.
To make it work I edited the /opt/p2p/conf/lnconfiguration.xml to tell it to do it's thing on port 90 rather than 80 and,after rebooting the NAS, I was able to restart apache
In detail
In trying to get this to work had editied the httpd.conf file to listen on port 90 before I read your post
I thought this would work but this had no effect which makes no sense to me
Q: why could the /lnconfiguration.xml be changed to port 90 and that work when changing the httpd.conf from 80 to 90 didn't?
The point is moot though because simply changing lnconfiguration.xml to port 90, changing the httpd.conf back to listen on 80 and restarting apache using the code below worked just fine
apache-ssl -f /etc/frontview/apache/httpd.conf
It all worked happily ever after in the end. Big thank you.
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