domain/IP + server problem (moreinfo)

[Samuel Reynolds]

>Well, now I've done it. I restarted the computer and the server.
>
>Now, nothing works again. Could it be that Frontier is no longer waiting on
>port 80? (Although...I can't see anything on port 8080 either, so I have no
>idea what the problem is). As I recall, Ken mentioned that that needs to be
>set at each startup.
>
>But, I have no idea how to make that work. Can anyone tell me how to get
>Frontier to listen on port 80 (instead of 8080)?
>
>TIA,
>
>Paul

You can set the webserver port from within Frontier,
via the Web menu.

In Frontier, select
   Web-->Webserver-->Stop

Then select
   Web-->Webserver-->Set Port...
Enter the port you want Frontier to listen on and click OK.
Thens select
   Web-->Webserver-->Start

Frontier should now be listening on the port you specified.

HTH.

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