Tried to install on AWS Bitnami LAMP Server (debian) #3469
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All the steps worked with current version but server will not install caddy and port 8080 shows as being used Any pointers or data you need to help me figure what is missing? $ code-server --open |
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Converted this to a discussion. Do you know what service is running on port 8080? Maybe code-server was added as a service and started automatically, removing the need to start it manually. If not, I would say to simply launch code-server with a different port with code-server --bind-addr 127.0.0.1:8081 and edit the Caddy config accordingly. Sadly, we can't help with installing Caddy on a server. However, if you're using a LAMP server, I wouldn't recommend an additional Caddy server. Two options
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Converted this to a discussion.
Do you know what service is running on port 8080? Maybe code-server was added as a service and started automatically, removing the need to start it manually.
If not, I would say to simply launch code-server with a different port with
and edit the Caddy config accordingly. Sadly, we can't help with installing Caddy on a server.
However, if you're using a LAMP server, I wouldn't recommend an additional Caddy server. Two options
code-server --link
and use our tunnel. No need to reverse proxy or set up domains. This would also fix your port issue.