Change Port On Linux

[spazzmonkeys]

I recently decided to put subsonic on one of the linux machines I have lying around. Unfortunately I'm not much of a linux guru, and I can't find much in the way of documentation for subsonic for linux. I installed the deb package on ubuntu jaunty. It worked great on port 4040, but I really want it on 80. I changed the port number in /usr/share/subsonic/subsonic.sh and /etc/default/subsonic, but it didn't work. Also, after I tried changing them back to their defaults, subsonic would no longer work on port 4040. Can anyone help, or point me to some documentation?

I also noticed that there's a script in /etc/init.d for the subsonic daemon with start/stop/restart commands. I have a feeling these would really help in diagnosing my port problem. What is the command to run this script? It looks like it's different than what I get when i run "subsonic."

[oeh]

after editing */subsonic.sh you have to restart the subsonic service running on your linux box.

run in terminal:

to restart

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user@xxxxx:~$ sudo service subsonic restart

to see what kind of options you have with the subsonic routine type in terminal:

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user@xxxxx:~$ sudo service subsonic

[spazzmonkeys]

Thank you! That did it. That, and finding out that there seems to be some major error with my router making forwarded ports appear and disappear at random. Time for a new router.