Hi @Cheesegrits . No updates yet I’m afraid but will provide an update here as soon as we have more to share on this.
Hey all!
I started installing DevKinsta this morning but I hit a wall, getting the error that Port 80 or 443 is in use. The Docker suggested solution of killing whatever is on port 80 doesn’t work, and when I kill what’s listening on 443, I still get the error - screenshot below.
Is there a way to use this on a separate port that isn’t already used by HTTP/HTTPS?
I’m using an iMac Pro running macOS Catalina 10.15.7
Hi @jcasabona . Great to see you on here! Welcome! Could you share with us what’s currently running on those ports via lsof -iTCP -sTCP:LISTEN
? Thanks!
Hi Michael,
I have several apps running according to the list, including Spotify, my Stream Deck, Dropbox and more.
I hope this doesn’t come off as combative, but can you tell me the purpose for requesting that information?
Are there known conflicts with other Docker-based apps like Local by Flywheel?
Hi Joe,
No problem at all. The purpose was so we can better understand what’s conflicting with DevKinsta. It may conflict if you have other web services running with port 80 or 443. In my own testing, it does not appear to conflict with Local.
Thanks Michael,
Understood! Attached are the results of the command.
In the mean time, is there a way to define a different port?
Thanks for the screenshot. I don’t see 80 or 443 being used there. I’m checking with the development team on this as well and will get back to you shortly. I’m afraid at this time it’s not possible to define a different port. It’d make for a great first feature request though!
Hi Joe. Although we’re unable to determine the cause of the issue you’re having, we’ll be releasing a fix that includes additional checks regarding ports in the next version. Sorry for the trouble and thanks again for trying out DevKinsta!
Hey Joe. Sorry for the double reply. Could you try one more thing? Try restarting the customer with no other applications running. Then try opening DevKinsta again and let us know if that helps.
Michael,
Watching the Memory processes in Activity Monitor, what’s using Port 80 switches as processes switch. Some are system level and as expected, restarting did not work.
Joe
Hi Joe,
Could you try the latest version of DevKinsta and let me know if that helps?
Thanks!
That didn’t work, nor did uninstalling Docker and starting from scratch.
I was able to get it working on my BigSur laptop. I’m not really sure what the conflict is on my iMac Pro. The main difference is I’m running Catalina on this and I have several live streaming tools.
Thanks for testing that out. Our developers will look into this and I’ll provide an update when we have more information.
We also have a feature request submitted for changing port numbers if you want to add to that
Hi @michael,
I thought it worthwhile to +1 this as I am having the exact same issue. I am on macOS v11.1 and also have Local by Flywheel installed.
Check:
Thank you
Update: Hi @michael and @jcasabona I managed to complete the installation by killing all processes on port 80, however, I have no idea if this is a long-term fix (presumably not).
Mac:
# find & kill processes which are using port 80
sudo lsof -i tcp:80 | grep LISTEN | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill -9
Windows:
# find processes which are using port 80
netstat -ano | findstr :80
# kill process by PID. replace "<PID>" with result from the above command.
taskkill /PID <PID> /F
Support: DevKinsta Error Codes - Kinsta
Best,
Thanks for the workaround, @ElliottMangham. We’ll have more information on this soon too.
Hi @ElliottMangham I tried to use your command but I get this error:
kill: 78: Operation not permitted
Do you have the solution for this?
Hey, I am afraid I only followed Kinsta’s own support page: DevKinsta Error Codes - Kinsta