| marco meneghelli wrote: |
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good morning,
I have installed elog 2.8.0 from terminal but when I type
elogd -p 80
or simply
elogd
the system tells me
Cannot bind to port 8080
Can someone help me?
Thanks
Marco M
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Under linux, only the "root" user can start programs on ports below 1024. If you get problems binding to ports above 1024 (such as 8080) it means that some other program uses already that port. You can check what is running usually with
netstat -l -p
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