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blobPort option doesn't work #23

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craxal opened this issue May 15, 2018 · 1 comment
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blobPort option doesn't work #23

craxal opened this issue May 15, 2018 · 1 comment
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craxal commented May 15, 2018

  1. Launch Azurite with blobPort=10100
  2. Observe output

Expected:
"Azure Blob Storage Emulator listening on port 10100"

Actual:
"Azure Blob Storage Emulator listening on port 10000"

PS C:\Users\cralvord> azurite -l C:\Users\cralvord\azurite\ -blobPort=10100 -queuePort=10101 -tablePort=10102

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(_______)                 (_)  _
 _______ _____ _   _  ____ _ _| |_ _____
|  ___  (___  ) | | |/ ___) (_   _) ___ |
| |   | |/ __/| |_| | |   | | | |_| ____|
|_|   |_(_____)____/|_|   |_| \__)_____)

Azurite, Version 2.6.5
A lightweight server clone of Azure Storage

Azure Table Storage Emulator listening on port 10102
Azure Queue Storage Emulator listening on port 10101
Azure Blob Storage Emulator listening on port 10000
@edwin-huber edwin-huber self-assigned this May 25, 2018
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Hi @craxal You need to use the commands --blobPort, --queuePort and --tablePort.
In this case, the double hyphen is important to the argument parser that we are using.

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