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Bring website online with domain without adding the port

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I come to you because currently I have a website that is hosted on my web server. But on this server I have several websites hosted on it. So to access it you have to put a port number. Until then it's normal. Each site has a domain name. What I would like is that we can access these websites without the need to add to the end of the domain name the example port test.fr:1000 And that the domain name is just display without the port number. test.fr

In configuration, I have an Apache server. Thank you for your help Kind regards Erwan

Jaromanda X avatar
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apache should let you do that - read the "Apache Virtual Host" documentation for how that works
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cn flag

You just need to use the default ports for HTTP (port 80) and respectively for HTTPS (port 443).

The default ports can be found in /etc/services file on a Linux/UNIX server or in RFC-1700

Erwan LAUNAY avatar
bn flag
Precisely I tried to put port 80, but it does not work. It puts me ERR_CONNECTION_RESET. Whereas when I put port 1000 for example and well it works
cn flag
How do you configure docker and the apacke listener? Share in the question the output of `ss -tlnp` and filter with `grep` for your apache process.
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