[Xitami-Dev] SERVER_PORT

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it's been my experience that the real port xitami uses for http is whatever 
you set it to, +80.  if you check your xitami config you'll likely see that 
your http server is set to port 0, and actually works on port 80.  it's very 
strange.  all that I know for sure, is that one day, my xitami stopped 
working, i tried everything, changed this setting to 80 (which previously had 
yielded only working http on port 160) and everything worked again

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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT  SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">it's been my experience that the real port xitami uses for http is whatever you set it to, +80.&nbsp; if you check your xitami config you'll likely see that your http server is set to port 0, and actually works on port 80.&nbsp; it's very strange.&nbsp; all that I know for sure, is that one day, my xitami stopped working, i tried everything, changed this setting to 80 (which previously had yielded only working http on port 160) and everything worked again</FONT></HTML>

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