We run ATS on EC2 boxes on port 80 without issue but we don't use the default Amazon Linux AMIs - we use one of the Ubuntu images.
That way, you won't get the "The script needs to be ported" message. Looks like they've just added Ubuntu Cloud AMIs to the default selection list too, so it should be even easier to get a machine up and running. Hope this helps, Andrew -----Original Message----- From: Nguyen Hai Nam [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2012 4:18 AM To: [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: Re: ATS on Amazon EC2 instance Absolutely there's nothing running on port 80. I've made sure it's fresh system when start ATS. On Wed, Apr 18, 2012 at 9:52 AM, Tin Le <[email protected]> wrote: > Do you have something running on port 80 already? > > If you have lsof installed on that machine, try the following to see > what's using it. > > lsof -i :80 > > > Tin > >> Hi, >> >> I've built ATS 3.0.2 on EC2 (Amazon Linux AMI i386 EBS). But failed >> to start traffic server >> >> # ./trafficserver start >> This script needs to be ported to this OS >> >> Then I tried to start ./traffic_server, I got this error >> >> [Apr 18 01:57:50.038] Server {3069680224} ERROR: Could not bind or >> listen to port 80 (error: -1) [Apr 18 01:57:50.038] Server >> {3069680224} WARNING: unable to listen on port 80: -1 13, Permission >> denied >> >> I've changed ATS to listen to port 80 because I'd like to use ATS as >> a reverse proxy for my websites. I wasn't got this error on the >> running CentOS box, and hope somebody could help me to solve problem. >> >> Thanks, >> >> -- >> Best regards, >> Neddy >> > -- Best regards, Hai Nam, Nguyen
