I am running OTRS on a web server configured to be accessed via port 8080 instead of the standard port 80.
Is there a section in the SysConfig to specify the port? I have tried to update the FQDN under Core, but it automatically removes the port, so all links in notifications or auto-responses are incorrect when I use the <OTRS_CONFIG_FQDN> place holder.
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Re: Add a port to the FQDN
You have to edit this in Config.pm
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Re: Add a port to the FQDN
Thanks I will do that
Re: Add a port to the FQDN [RESOLVED]
Actually, this will not work 100% as the FQDN address will also be used when connecting to for instance an external SMTP server, which might or might not choke on this. The reason for this is that port numbers obviously aren't a part of the FQDN addresses.
For OTRS to be able to handle port numbers in a correct way, it should need some development. On the other hand, it's just as simple to create a DNS alias for your OTRS machine and just run it on port 80 or 443, and then you don't need the ability to specify an HTTP port.
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For OTRS to be able to handle port numbers in a correct way, it should need some development. On the other hand, it's just as simple to create a DNS alias for your OTRS machine and just run it on port 80 or 443, and then you don't need the ability to specify an HTTP port.
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