T The-White-Fang New Member Jul 20, 2020 #1 Jul 20, 2020 #1 I tried to create a new listener for port 443 but it wouldn't bind any listener. I checked using `sudo lsof -i:443` and no, there were no listeners on that port. I tried adding a listener to port 8088 and it worked fine.
I tried to create a new listener for port 443 but it wouldn't bind any listener. I checked using `sudo lsof -i:443` and no, there were no listeners on that port. I tried adding a listener to port 8088 and it worked fine.
Cold-Egg Administrator Jul 21, 2020 #2 Jul 21, 2020 #2 Usually it's due to something else is listening on the same port. Can you try netstat tool to check again, e.g. Code: netstat -antupl | grep 443
Usually it's due to something else is listening on the same port. Can you try netstat tool to check again, e.g. Code: netstat -antupl | grep 443
Cold-Egg Administrator Jul 21, 2020 #3 Jul 21, 2020 #3 Just saw your same question on Slack and it got resolved . Found the problem. For some reason cerbot returned no errors but the certificate folders for the site was empty for root domain. Click to expand...
Just saw your same question on Slack and it got resolved . Found the problem. For some reason cerbot returned no errors but the certificate folders for the site was empty for root domain. Click to expand...
