tntnet init script always checks for open port 80
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tntnet (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
Binary package hint: tntnet
I am using Ubuntu intrepid and tried to install and run tntnet 1.6.3-3build1
I have set the listening address and port in the tntnet.conf to 0.0.0.0 85 and cannot start the tntnet daemon using the /etc/init.d/tntnet script because it always checks if port 80 is not in use. There is an apache process listening on port 80 in my case:
root@
Starting tntnet: failed, socket in use.
The init script of Apache for example does not check if a specific port is in use. It just looks for instances of apache in the process list and starts apache if no instance was running. Maybe this could be used as a suggestion to fix this :D
old post but apparently not fixed