The title says it all. I don't know much about SFS2X, but I know something is wrong. I have been following tutorials to launch the server, but I am having an issue for some reason. I have parsed the web for hours with minimal leads and no results. Any and all help is appreciated, and what I believe is the correct log file is included, Cheers, stark.
https://pastebin.com/KUeyyA3h
If you need any more information, logs, screenshots or video caps, I can provide them, I would really like to get this server up and running as soon as I can.
SFS2X closes almost immediately after starting
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Re: SFS2X closes almost immediately after starting
Hi,
SFS2X comes with an internal web-server that uses ports 8080 (HTTP) and 8443 (HTTPS)
It looks like you have another webserver running in your system and using one of those ports. Since network services can't use the same ports the error occurs.
If you can't change the ports of your webserver you can change those used by SFS2X.
Under SFS2X/lib/jetty/start.d/ you find two files called http.ini and ssl.ini. You can change the port numbers there and you should be fine.
Let us know
SFS2X comes with an internal web-server that uses ports 8080 (HTTP) and 8443 (HTTPS)
It looks like you have another webserver running in your system and using one of those ports. Since network services can't use the same ports the error occurs.
If you can't change the ports of your webserver you can change those used by SFS2X.
Under SFS2X/lib/jetty/start.d/ you find two files called http.ini and ssl.ini. You can change the port numbers there and you should be fine.
Let us know
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Re: SFS2X closes almost immediately after starting
Can I change them to any ports I please, or are there any parameters I need to choose from? Sorry if I seem a bit new, as I am =P
Re: SFS2X closes almost immediately after starting
Valid port numbers are typically between 1025 and 65535.
You just need to make sure they don't clash with other services running in the system.
My suggestion is to simply add one (+1) to the current values used in SFS2X.
In other words:
HTTP = 8080, becomes 8081
HTTPS = 8443, becomes 8444
Hope it helps
You just need to make sure they don't clash with other services running in the system.
My suggestion is to simply add one (+1) to the current values used in SFS2X.
In other words:
HTTP = 8080, becomes 8081
HTTPS = 8443, becomes 8444
Hope it helps
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