FREESWITCH TAKING OVER PORT 8081

[vps4hire]

i dont know if any of you have experienced this. But on centos  installation on a dedicated server looks like freeswitch takes over port 8081 by default  and apache doesnt start. The solution is to first stop freeswitch then restart apache then restart freeswitch. It happens everytime i reboot the dedicated server. Funny enough it does not happen on vps servers

[David Dejaeghere]

You should not have 2 services binding to the same port.  Its perfectly ok to change this port in Apache and use 8082 for ASTPP.  Or better yet, verify what FreeSWITCH module is using 8081 and see if this is needed and remove that module configuration.

grep "8081" /etc/freeswitch/* --recursive

Assuming that Freeswitch its configuration is located in this directory on Centos

Regards,

David

2015-10-06 11:24 GMT+02:00 vps4hire <omp...@gmail.com>:

i dont know if any of you have experienced this. But on centos  installation on a dedicated server looks like freeswitch takes over port 8081 by default  and apache doesnt start. The solution is to first stop freeswitch then restart apache then restart freeswitch. It happens everytime i reboot the dedicated server. Funny enough it does not happen on vps servers

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[vps4hire]

grep "8081" /usr/src/freeswitch/* --recursive

/usr/src/freeswitch/conf/vanilla/autoload_configs/verto.conf.xml:      <param name="bind-local" value="0.0.0.0:8081"/>

/usr/src/freeswitch/htdocs/portal/index.html: // var port = 8081; // for test

[vps4hire]

and the file looks like this 

  <settings>

    <param name="debug" value="0"/>

  </settings>

  <profiles>

    <profile name="mine">

      <param name="bind-local" value="0.0.0.0:8081"/>

      <param name="bind-local" value="0.0.0.0:8082" secure="true"/>

      <param name="secure-combined" value="$${certs_dir}/wss.pem"/>

      <param name="secure-chain" value="$${certs_dir}/wss.pem"/>

      <param name="userauth" value="true"/>

      <!-- setting this to true will allow anyone to register even with no account so use with care -->

      <param name="blind-reg" value="false"/>

      <param name="mcast-ip" value="224.1.1.1"/>

      <param name="mcast-port" value="1337"/>

      <param name="rtp-ip" value="$${local_ip_v4}"/>

      <!--  <param name="ext-rtp-ip" value=""/> -->

[David Dejaeghere]

I think you can just remove /usr/src/freeswitch/conf/vanilla/autoload_configs/verto.conf.xml to resolve your problem. 

I dont believe this has anything to do with Centos because you are compiling FreeSwitch yourself. this specific config file is the webrtc module and since this is not used by astpp you can simpy remove this config. Furthermore you should check your compilation steps because it seems it is building this module for you on your centos machine and not on your vps. If you dont build this module you also wont end up with that config file.

Regards,

David

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[Juned Khan]

What about just unloading that module instead of removing relevant configuration files ? 

If you're sure about all config files which is related to that module then go with removing files 

else i would recommend you to just unload that and make sure everything works perfectly.

Regards,

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[David Dejaeghere]

This and the fact that the config files under /usr/src are probably not the running config files but part of the source...

conf/autoload_configs/modules.conf.xml

search:
<load module="mod_verto"/>

and change into:
<!-- <load module="mod_verto"/>   -->

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[siejelex]

Hi All,

My experience using centos the problem not inside of freeswitch config. Problem solve after set selinux config to disable.

Maybe it's a different case. Thanks.

[Michael Masanga]

Selinux is disabled already 

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