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How to run Stash using port 443

RGC

I am currently running SSL/HTTPS Stash using port 8443..

Because of the company policy.. I have to run this in 443 instead of 8443..

I configured server.xml

<Connector port="8443" to <Connector port="443"

but after this configuration.. the server is not starting at all..

When I run netstat -plten | grep java command.. I don't see 443 running.. (other than 443 is running)

Do I have to make any other changes?

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Rich Duncan

Unless you run Stash as root, you can't (in most Linux distros) bind to port 443. Running Stash as root is not good practice because malicious code then as root access to the entire machine.

So the next best approach is to run Stash as a non-root use and use something like Apache to configure a reverse proxy. Apache runs as root and re-directs traffic to Stash running on the same server. This is documented here:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/stash/securing-stash-with-apache-using-ssl-364609803.html

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Mike Friedrich

If running on linux as a service you have to allow it open the privileged port. That's a os specific setting / command, not in stash.

Rich Duncan

Unless you run Stash as root, you can't (in most Linux distros) bind to port 443. Running Stash as root is not good practice because malicious code then as root access to the entire machine.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/stash/securing-stash-with-apache-using-ssl-364609803.html

Mike Friedrich

You can. You will need something like this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Authbind

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