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It means they are running the server on port 8080, which is actually a popular choice if port 80 is already in use or if you don't want to access a "privileged
by incompatible 4y ago
It means they are running the server on port 8080, which is actually a popular choice if port 80 is already in use or if you don't want to access a "privileged port" in Unix.
- nineteen999 4y agoI would have thought 8443 was a more common choice for HTTPS on a unprivileged port rather than 8080, which is frequently used for unprivileged HTTP. But it matters little, its only cosmetics anyway.