Port 443 of computer does not appear to be accessible

installation
#3

when I run ./laucher rebuild app. It failed to rebuild. Also could please tell me whats NATted IP and how can I solve it.

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#4

Apache is using the ports isn’t it?

#5

Apache is using port 80 i guess i dont know much about it. I was just following these steps https://github.com/discourse/discourse/blob/master/docs/INSTALL-cloud.md

#6

Can this be the problem it says port 443 is closed.

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#7

If you have no use for it (might be there by default) you should remove it and then be able to follow the usual steps in the link

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#8

Won’t help for sure :sweat_smile:

#9

I have successfully installed discourse but when i am visiting hostname it shows me Apache page instead of Discourse. Any idea what could be going wrong?

#10

I have successfully installed discourse but when i am visiting hostname it shows me Apache page instead of Discourse. Any idea what could be going wrong?

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#11

I suggest something like sudo systemctl stop apache2 and sudo systemctl disable apache2 , or even sudo apt remove apache2

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#12

If I am stoping apache an then visiting hostname it throws an error this site can’t be reach.

#13

was it with apache down ? (because i’m not sure it could easily be done with apache holding the 80 port)

#14

i have install apache and edit apache conf to Listen 80 Listen 443 and then restart it and ran ./launcher rebuild app and it installed discourse.

#15

Discourse doesn’t require Apache. Disable or uninstall it, then reboot. At that point Discourse will have access to the necessary ports.

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#16

Thanks, man. I stop apache and ran ./launcher rebuild app and now i can see discourse on my hostname. :slight_smile:

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#17

Make sure Apache is disabled or uninstalled, otherwise the next time your server is rebooted Discourse will be blocked from accessing the port again.

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#18

okay and I am not receiving Activation email I have checked spams also.

#19

Ok, that not related to the above. There are topics dedicated to troubleshooting email.

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#20

Do i have to install ngnix?

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#21

You don’t have to with a standard install.

#22

If you have followed the standard install there’s a copy of nginx inside the container.

You don’t need to install a web server outside the container for anything related to Discourse.