Running Tomcat on Port 8083, how to get ODK Aggregate to work?

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Hi,

I've set up ODKAggregate on Tomcat 6, MySQL and Java 6. Everything works hunky dory (neatly).

However, my ISP Telstra has supplied a modem where the admin web server in the modem itself "steals" port 8080.

So, I've configured Tomcat to work on port 8083, and thought that's it, but ODK Aggregate defaults back to 8080? Or e.g. when logging in or anything, things default back to 8080.

Please assist. Thanks

Kind regards,
Annie

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You need to re-run the ODK Aggregate installer and specify port 8083

The installer fixes the full URL - hostname and port(s) of the server. It
doesn't just use what the container sets up. This enables users to run it
under various proxy and load balancer configurations.

ยทยทยท On Fri, Mar 28, 2014 at 9:22 PM, wrote:

Hi,

I've set up ODKAggregate on Tomcat 6, MySQL and Java 6. Everything works
hunky dory (neatly).

However, my ISP Telstra has supplied a modem where the admin web server in
the modem itself "steals" port 8080.

So, I've configured Tomcat to work on port 8083, and thought that's it,
but ODK Aggregate defaults back to 8080? Or e.g. when logging in or
anything, things default back to 8080.

Please assist. Thanks

Kind regards,
Annie

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Thanks Mitch. Should have seen that option, went through the installer a bit to fast.