C chocklehot Registered Aug 28, 2002 #1 Hey .. all.. Could anyone tell me how to change http port.. cause my host is blocking :80 port :/ On Os x.2 Thx
Hey .. all.. Could anyone tell me how to change http port.. cause my host is blocking :80 port :/ On Os x.2 Thx
Captain Code Moderator Staff member Mod Aug 28, 2002 #2 It's quite simple to do actually. In Terminal.app type: Code: sudo pico /etc/httpd/httpd.conf Look for the part that says Code: Port 80 and change it to whatever port you want it to listen to. Save the changes by typing Ctrl+O and then Enter. Then type Code: sudo apachectl restart
It's quite simple to do actually. In Terminal.app type: Code: sudo pico /etc/httpd/httpd.conf Look for the part that says Code: Port 80 and change it to whatever port you want it to listen to. Save the changes by typing Ctrl+O and then Enter. Then type Code: sudo apachectl restart
C chocklehot Registered Aug 28, 2002 #3 Thx man But I better liked to use BBedit... opening httpd.conf... finding port 80 and changing it
Captain Code Moderator Staff member Mod Aug 28, 2002 #4 No problem. I wasn't aware that you could open write protected, or hidden files in BBEdit.
Mars Registered Aug 28, 2002 #5 Yes, BBEdit has supported user authentication to open hidden/system files for many months through the "Open Hidden..." command
Yes, BBEdit has supported user authentication to open hidden/system files for many months through the "Open Hidden..." command
X xegan hunger buster Aug 29, 2002 #7 i love the command line "bbedit" in 6.5 "bbedit etc/httpd/httpd.conf" if I ever see a "pico", "vi", or "emacs" command, I just substitute "bbedit"!
i love the command line "bbedit" in 6.5 "bbedit etc/httpd/httpd.conf" if I ever see a "pico", "vi", or "emacs" command, I just substitute "bbedit"!