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changing the bind_port in proxy-server.conf

Asked by dubi

I am using the current devstack (master) . If port 8080 is used by another service and I want to change the bind_port-
where else should I make changes or update the new bind_port)

The reason is that if I change to anothr value (e.g. 80802 - which is not used by another service as seen by netstat)
I get my system hanging when I command : swift stat

Also : what version is stable enough (if not master) if I want to use swift with a real disk object store i.e the proxy-server
        and the objetc -server are to be separate .

       how do I command (in loacalrc) to use that stable version after 'gitting' as follows:
       git clone git://github.com/openstack-dev/devstack.git

       Is it just add to localrc somelines like this:

       GLANCE_BRANCH=stable/essex
       HORIZON_BRANCH=stable/essex
       KEYSTONE_BRANCH=stable/essex
       NOVA_BRANCH=stable/essex
       GLANCE_BRANCH=stable/essex
       QUANTUM_BRANCH=stable/essex
       SWIFT_BRANCH=1.4.8 (or SWIFT_BRANCH=stable/essex ?)

thx

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Chmouel Boudjnah (chmouel) said : 		#1

There is no such setting in devstack feel free to log a bug (and patch if you want) to have this added.

Swift should always be stable but to make sure you may want to pin everything to stable/essex.

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dubi (dubi-il) said : 		#2

It turns that tomcat was using the same port as 8080 . when I chnage the port of tomcat (-> 80801)
i can have the swift working ok.

So swift is rigid with its bid port . I am using the master got now (not the essex)

thx Chmouel

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Chmouel Boudjnah (chmouel) said : 		#3

Swift is definitively not rigid since you can change bind_port, for devstack there is now SWIFT_DEFAULT_BIND_PORT variable if you set this up in your localrc will make swift bind to it.

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