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aquariumbio / aquarium-local

Docker configuration for running Aquarium with a local (non-deployment) configuration
http://aquariumbio.github.io/aquarium-local
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[BUG] Aquarium-local has port issue #2

Open ruobinLiu opened 3 years ago

ruobinLiu commented 3 years ago

Describe the bug Aquarium-local has port issue: bind for 0.0.0.80 failed as the port 80 is already allocated.

To Reproduce I followed the instruction to install the aquarium from https://aquariumbio.github.io/aquarium-local/, and ./aquarium.sh up gives me the error.

Expected behavior I would expect to install it without any error.

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bjkeller commented 3 years ago

I've moved this to aquarium-local because this is set in the aquarium-local scripts.

This error happens b/c you have something running that is using port 80 on your machine. This could be a previously running instance of aquarium-local if you did not run aquarium.sh down. Or, it could be another service running that is using the port -- it is whatever you get when you visit localhost in your browser.

In this second case, the best we can do is make it easier for you to change which port aquarium-local is using. For instance, if we changed it to port 81, you would open localhost:81 with your browser.

@ruobinLiu can you confirm whether you have a different service running?

ruobinLiu commented 3 years ago

I've confirmed that Docker is using port 80 because I followed a tutorial on how to use Docker before I tried aquarium. I would like to switch to port 81 for aquarium as you suggested since I may need to refer back to the tutorial in the future. Thank you so much @bjkeller

ruobinLiu commented 3 years ago

I've tried aquarium with port 80, I have to say I like aquarium and would be very likely to use it for my project! But it would be very helpful to have aquarium switched to port 81 in a long term. I wonder if you could please help me with that? Thank you!

bjkeller commented 3 years ago

The aquarium.sh script manages a .env text file in the directory that has this set. A quick strategy is to edit that file and change the value on the line

APP_PUBLIC_PORT=80

As is, the script will not change values set in the .env file.