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lattimro 05-15-2022 04:30 PM

Chromium adds a port at the end of IP
 
Hi everyone,

starting today Chromium adds a 2935 at the end of IP address like:
http://192.168.0.1:2935/ I used this port yesterday but is no longer listening.

I deleted all the http://192.168.0.1:2910/ related from Chromium's history and rebooted.

From Site Settings I reset permissions.

I can http://192.168.0.1 from other browsers.

Thanks!

business_kid 05-16-2022 06:34 AM

You're setting port 2935, but the http:// is setting port 80 …

lattimro 05-16-2022 08:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by business_kid (Post 6353758)
You're setting port 2935, but the http:// is setting port 80 …

the other way around: I set the default 80 and chromium adds 2935. It's like you enter in the IP address and Chromium adds ":2935" at the end of it.

boughtonp 05-16-2022 08:59 AM


 
It's unlikely that Chromium is arbitrarily changing the port.

Press F12, goto the network tab, goto the URL again and look at the actual requests involved - there's probably a redirect involved.

To diagnose further you can right-click on a request and get an equivalent curl command - do that in both Chromium and the browser(s) that behave and compare the commands and the results of running them in a terminal.

Also compare with what happens when you simply run "curl -vsSI 'url'".


lattimro 05-16-2022 09:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by boughtonp (Post 6353794)
It's unlikely that Chromium is arbitrarily changing the port.

Press F12, goto the network tab, goto the URL again and look at the actual requests involved - there's probably a redirect involved.

To diagnose further you can right-click on a request and get an equivalent curl command - do that in both Chromium and the browser(s) that behave and compare the commands and the results of running them in a terminal.

Also compare with what happens when you simply run "curl -vsSI 'url'".


correct. Last night I had it opened incognoto and worked. Then I reseted Chromium and cleared.


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