|
Question: How do I tell Foxhound to use an HTTP port other than 80?
Answer: You can edit one or more of the following Windows command files to specify a different HTTP port:
$backup_foxhound1.bat
$start_foxhound1_chrome.bat
$start_foxhound1_chrome_debug.bat
$start_foxhound1_engine.bat
$start_foxhound1_firefox.bat
$start_foxhound1_firefox_debug.bat
$start_foxhound1_ie.bat
$start_foxhound1_ie_debug.bat
By default, these command file are installed in this location on Windows XP:
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\RisingRoad\Foxhound1
and in this location on Vista and Windows 7:
C:\ProgramData\RisingRoad\Foxhound1
Look for a line inside each command file that says this:
-xs http(port=80;maxsize=0;to=600;kto=600)^
and change the 80 to something else, like 12345:
-xs http(port=12345;maxsize=0;to=600;kto=600)^
Then, look for a line that says this:
http://localhost/foxhound
and if you find it (all the "chrome", "firefox" and "ie" command files have it) change it like this:
http://localhost:12345/foxhound
See also...
How do I specify the HTTPS transport-layer security for Foxhound?
What HTTP port should I use for Foxhound?
IANA port number assignments
Can't start HTTP listener on address 127.0.0.1:80
Could not bind to address ...
Database server shutdown due to startup error
|