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make plesk web server listen on specific ip with port 443

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Serge Fonville

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Hi,

For one f our clients I want to setup the plesk web server so it listens on 443 instead of 8443.
Since Apache already listens on 443 this is not possible.

My solution would be to let apache listen on specific ip adresses on 443 and the plesk web server on a specific IP on port 443.
Unfortunately i could not find a setting that specifies the IP to bind to.

Is there such a setting?
 
Thanks for the reply.

I solved it by adding the IP to SERVER_SOCKET in /etc/sw-cp-server/applications.d/plesk.conf

Thanks for the help
 
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