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listen on port 80 #4

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Maxence opened this issue Jun 29, 2011 · 1 comment
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listen on port 80 #4

Maxence opened this issue Jun 29, 2011 · 1 comment

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@Maxence
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Maxence commented Jun 29, 2011

How I can listen on port 80, actually I have apache and nginx listening in port 80 with2 ip's, I got a new address ip for log.io but I don't know how I can setup my ip address or an hostname on server.conf

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You need root permissions to bind node to port 80, but Log.io runs as its own logio user who doesn't have permission. You could manually run the server process as root to accomplish this:

sudo log-server

However given Log.io's almost non-existent security, I wouldn't recommend this. I'll revisit this issue in a later release, non-standard ports will suffice for now.

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