PhotoBackup / client-android

The Android PhotoBackup client, made to free your pictures from your device
https://photobackup.github.io/
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Tcp Port #1

Closed ebal closed 9 years ago

ebal commented 9 years ago

You are using the default tcp port 8080 on the photobackup server instance. Although the use must have the ability to change it to something else through the settings menu.

8080 is the default tcp port for a lot of projects as it is the HTTP Alternate by IANA

Thanks in advance

stephanepechard commented 9 years ago

I planned to use the 8420 TCP port. The Android client does not specify any TCP port for the transmission, the user has eventually to add it to the server address.

ebal commented 9 years ago

I've tried that, but i got an error from android-client. Has this moment being implemented ? Can I use something like this: 192.168.1.11:8420 ? Thanks in advance

stephanepechard commented 9 years ago

Ok, I should test this particularly. I don't remember to having done this... You can't use the port 8420 right now, I didn't commit it already. I'm breaking things a bit at the moment... ;-)

stephanepechard commented 9 years ago

You can now use the 8420 port with the last version of photobackup-bottle server. Hope it will simplify things for you.