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Is there any specific reason they are using port 80, instead of some high, unused port, which would not require root privileges to open?
by M4v3R 11y ago
Is there any specific reason they are using port 80, instead of some high, unused port, which would not require root privileges to open?
- shawabawa3 11y agoI believe so that a user on a shared host can't get a certificate issued for other user's sites edit: I'm not sure why it doesn't prompt you for a replacement port if 80's in use, as long as that port also requires root permissions to use