The download links we generate seem to redirect to port 8082 after we click them, problem is we’ve had several cases of this port being blocked by some networks.
Is it possible to change this port without breaking the Seafile client?
The download links we generate seem to redirect to port 8082 after we click them, problem is we’ve had several cases of this port being blocked by some networks.
Is it possible to change this port without breaking the Seafile client?
I recommend you to use nginx or apache as the webserver so you could use port 80 or 443 (https). Of course you can change the port in seafile but in both cases you must change the server-adress in the client. See: https://manual.seafile.com/deploy/deploy_with_nginx.html and https://manual.seafile.com/deploy/deploy_seafile_behind_nat.html
I’m actually am using nginx and turns out I had this working before but I forgot I had done it. Turns out that my FILE_SERVER_ROOT var set int seahub/seahub/settings.py and in this new version it needs to be in /conf/seahub_settings.py, that’s why it stopped working.
Now that I switched the variable to conf/seahub_settings.py it’s working again.
Thanks