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Error starting TCP server on port 443 #36
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Do you have permissions, are you running as root? Is anything else listening on that port? Use netstat -antp to see.
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i am root and i used the command netstat -antp |
I can see stunnel listening on port 443 so that will stop responder
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how do i stop the stunnel from listening on port 443? |
Shut it down
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ya what command |
i dont know shit by the way. |
Quick and dirty kill -9 2727
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k thanks |
ah shit didnt work ran the netstat again, so do i have to kill all those then? Active Internet connections (servers and established) |
The fourth column says what port is being listened on, the number/name at
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k |
Closing this issue since it looks like it was resolved. Thx digninja. |
my netstat output is: |
hey i get this error on most networks " Error starting TCP server on port 443. Check that you have the necessary permissions (i.e. root), no other servers are running and the correct network interface is set in Responder.conf. " and sometimes its a different port. can someone help?
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