Im running basiclly two servers at the same time. One is a FileMaker Pro 13 Server along with the Mac OS X Server 3.0.2, on the same machine? I am unable to change the FMP13s Ports, I was hopping there might be a way to change the Xservers. I tired making a new website and changing the port to 3333 (random) but the port 80 site wont go away, the delete button is gray.
You can't do it. If you have the web service enabled on an OS X Server computer then it always takes ports 80 and 443. You can either turn off the Web service, or change the port FileMaker Pro is using.
FileMaker Pro's server wont let me change it either... any ideas on how to get around that?
I have very similar problem. In my case I am using OSX Server just for wiki services (not web), but since I have installed on the same machine FileMaker Server 13, I can't reach the wiki with my name.domain.com.It is possible to change the port that the wiki service is listening from 80 to another?. I do not care to type name.domain.com:#port to get the wiki...
figured it out.
you can stop mavericks putting web sites on the ip address you have filemaker on. in fact, you can shift all the mavericks sites real easy...
in
/Library/Server/Web/Config/apache2/sites
there are several files:
0000_any_443_.conf
0000_any_80_.conf
each of these files has a line which tells which ip addresses to listen on:
<VirtualHost *:80 >
change this to whatever you want mavericks server to be running the web pages on (eg
VirtualHost <newIP>:<newport>
and
VirtualHost <newIP>:<newsecureport>
or whatgever you need. (shifting to *:81 and *:444, perhpas?, or to a secondary IP address)
then in
virtual_host_global.conf are a few more details change these too:
sudo more /Library/Server/Web/Config/apache2/sites/virtual_host_global.conf.default
# This file is auto-generated by the Server application's
# configuration mechanism whenever settings are saved.
# The Listen and NameVirtualHost directives are generated
# based on the VirtualHost directive inside
# each site configuration file found in this directory.
Listen *:443
NameVirtualHost *:443
Listen *:80
NameVirtualHost *:80
so change these to
Listen <newIP>:<newport>
NameVirtualHost <newIP>:<newsecureport>
Listen <newIP>:<newport>
NameVirtualHost <newIP>:<newport>
mavericks stops listening to all ip addresses ont he standard ports 80 and port 443 now, leaving them clear for filemaker
wish i could edit that piece!
that didn't work, of course. don't try it.
Are you both using OS X Server and not just OS X Client ?
i am using server, yes.
i'm slowly migrating from a 10.6.8 server that runs everything. VPNs, web services, XMPP, calendars, wikis, DHCP, dns, reverse proxying, netboot, afp, ntp, LDAP, in fact the full works. had everything running very nicely. unfortunately the databse app we use, KAMAR, is no longer supporting 10.6.8 (something to do with the libraries), and needs filemaker 13, so we have to upgrade. its been hel.
this worked a treat for me to get FMS running on mavericks server, next trick is to get the SSL workin for FMS web page, you had any joy on this?
Port 80 Conflict, Need To Change Website Port
