eaddress in use

BKeyport

@binog Even though it’s fixed, there could be another issue - something else running on port 8080. I always change the default ports… 60001, 60002, etc. Less mess.

nickthebeer

Can you run the following commands from the CLI to check if anything is using that port

sudo netstat -punta | grep LIST
sudo netstat -punta | grep 8080

Binog

Thank You, Nickthebeer and BKeyport

I’ll try in future, I finally decided to reinstall the whole system.

mumblebaj

@binog That is a pity. We could probably have found the issue and save your current state prior to the issue. Hope it is running fine now though.

cowboysdude

@bkeyport 1st thing I do is change the port always :)

BKeyport

@cowboysdude

As well as the sample config is documented, I’m shocked that the port line is blank.

I’d totally have it:

port: 8080 // Change this! Recommended over 60000 to avoid conflict

But, hey, I’m just a hack, ya know? 😉

Binog

@bkeyport

As the new system is running, I did change the port !

Thx !