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Originally Posted by anthony.rasat  Check if there is application already using port TCP/8080, e.g. Squid HTTP Cache usually using TCP/8080. Normally in Linux you can check it with command line (as root):
# lsof -P -i -n|grep 8080
Make sure there is no other application already using that particular port. |
thx for replying my question, antony.rasat
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ok about whether port 8080 is use, i have test it using "netstat -ap | grep :8080" but this return nothing. but if i use "netstat -ap | grep :7071" it returns showing 7071 is being use by java so it conclude that zimbraAdmin is up but zimbra still down.
but if i use "lsof -p -i -n| grep 8080" it returns like it should. after that i want to know what is lsof command use of. i only know that lsof is for list of open file. are u sure if lsof command returns true than port 8080 is realy up? because using netstat it returns nothing(my knowledge is low...).
but maybe there is more to set in the zimbra webapps? because if i revert back than port http is back up and normal.
please help.....
best regards,
rangga