How to run Bitbucket on port 80?

Hi,

Thank you for all previous replies, and I want to ask the question in a thread that is not confused with other issues.

I am trying to run BB on port 80 internally. I read about https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserver/proxying-and-securing-bitbucket-server-776640099.html#ProxyingandsecuringBitbucketServer-SecuringareverseproxyusingHTTPS (and many articles) but it seems to be a description but not instruction.

The BB that I am setting up is for internal use. Is there a simple way that I just make BB run on port 80? I have tried adding port 80 to bitbucket.properties file and then reboot. Having the init.d script, I thought it should start up as root using atlbitbucket user (as instructed in BB installation doc). However, it does not seem to work. Any tips how to make it work?

Thank you.

Barry

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If you're running on linux, you'll need to be root to be running any service on a port under 100. I would not recommend running any atlassian product as root due to the plugin framework - you'd be asking for trouble.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserver/securing-bitbucket-server-behind-nginx-using-ssl-776640112.html is pretty straight forward - just replace 443 with 80 and https references with http.

/Daniel

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All, I didnt go the route of using reverse proxy. I am focusing on making the port 80 works. I found this article that shows me how to forward 80 to 7990. It works but make sure you have access to console in case you get locked out...

https://seeq12.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/KB/pages/116189241/Run+Seeq+on+port+80+on+Ubuntu

Now my BB is running on port 80 and everything seems to work fine. Any comments?

Thanks.

Barry