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Hi there,

I am using Ubuntu 12.04 and I'm trying to allow http connections to my server for a number of reasons. I've set the "--port=4040" parameter and restarted the service and I've set the non-SSL streaming port in settings to be "4040". However, whenever I try browse to http://www.myserver.com:4040, I am automatically redirected to https://www.myserver.com.

Any idea why this is happening? I have a few users on my server and I don't want to disable SSL completely.

Thanks in advance for any ideas...

If I do correctly remember, if you set the same port for two different settings, you might experience a strange behavior with subsonic. On the top of that, it seems like subsonic uses its default values whenever the chosen custom configuration. So by example, if you set https-port with 4040 and you haven't specified the port argument, subsonic will still run on the port 4040 for standard HTTP protocol and NOT with HTTPS.

Make sure you port configuration isn't hindering another one.

I'm using:
SUBSONIC_ARGS="--port=80 --https-port=443 --max-memory=2048"

And in the web app, I've set the non-SSL port to 80. Yet no matter what I do, it always directs me to the https site.

Where can i specify the ports in the web ui? Or does subsonic automaticaly sets the SSL stream port to the value in /etc/default/subsonic ?