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Change default Dashticz port 8082

Posted: Tuesday 31 March 2020 14:05
by misterleffe
Hi!
Is it possible (should be), when Dashticz is installed with the default port 8082, and afterwards change the port? I have 4 RPi and they use ports 8080-8083. Daschticz used port 8082 when installing per default. In what file, is the port defined??

I want to have a free port, exclusive for Dashticz, so I can reach Dashticz from outside of my LAN, through portforwarding.

Someone :?:

Re: Change default Dashticz port 8082

Posted: Tuesday 31 March 2020 14:15
by Lokonli
misterleffe wrote: Tuesday 31 March 2020 14:05 Hi!
Is it possible (should be), when Dashticz is installed with the default port 8082, and afterwards change the port? I have 4 RPi and they use ports 8080-8083. Daschticz used port 8082 when installing per default. In what file, is the port defined??

I want to have a free port, exclusive for Dashticz, so I can reach Dashticz from outside of my LAN, through portforwarding.

Someone :?:
By default Dashticz will take the first free port at 8080 or higher.

To change the port, first stop the Dashticz container:

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make stop
Edit (or create) the file Makefile.ini in the Dashticz root folder. Add the following content:

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PORT=8090
(all case sensitive)

You have to check whether the assigned port is available yourself.

Restart the Dashticz container:

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make start
easypeasy :)

Re: Change default Dashticz port 8082

Posted: Tuesday 31 March 2020 21:04
by misterleffe
Ok, thanks!

I'm not a pro in Raspberry/Linux, so how jump to root?
Can't go lower than /home/pi How to come further?

If I run command sudo make stop in /home/pi Raspberry says "No rule .... Stop. Sorry for my poor knowledge in Linux ....
Perhaps you can point me in the correct direction?

Thanks!

Re: Change default Dashticz port 8082

Posted: Tuesday 31 March 2020 21:54
by Lokonli
Start with:
cd dashticz



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Re: Change default Dashticz port 8082

Posted: Tuesday 31 March 2020 22:22
by misterleffe
Thanks! Working with "new" port!
Learn new things every day ....