Unifi port 8080 is used by other programs startup failed due

Unifi port 8080 is used by other programs startup failed due update#
Unifi port 8080 is used by other programs startup failed due software#
Unifi port 8080 is used by other programs startup failed due download#

Oh and to clarify the hostname resolves OK on ap. This is going beyond what any documentation really talks about so kind of grasping at straws. I also tried setting to port 8080, as I think that's actually the proper port for the inform protocol. I did a cleanup in my DNS a while back so the reverse for it no longer works, otherwise I could know for sure. Rohan.loc is 10.1.1.5 but at one point it's trying to go to but then it tries to go to. Nov 29 11:01:03 wapbasement01nloc syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_ok(): next in 10s Nov 29 11:00:53 wapbasement01nloc syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_ok(): next in 10s Nov 29 11:00:44 wapbasement01nloc syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_ok(): next in 10s Nov 29 11:00:43 wapbasement01nloc syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_set_managed(): enter MANAGED

Nov 29 11:00:38 wapbasement01nloc syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_next_inform_url(): next inform url= Nov 29 11:00:33 wapbasement01nloc syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_next_inform_url(): next inform url= Nov 29 11:00:38 wapbasement01nloc user.err syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_inform(): Failed resolving URL ' Nov 29 11:00:38 wapbasement01nloc user.err syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_fail(): server unreachable Nov 29 11:00:33 wapbasement01nloc user.err syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_fail(): server unreachable Nov 29 11:00:13 wapbasement01nloc user.err syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_fail(): entering SELFRUN!!!! Nov 29 11:00:13 wapbasement01nloc user.err syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_fail(): inform failed #3 (last inform: 76 seconds ago), rc=3 Nov 29 11:00:13 wapbasement01nloc user.err syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_fail(): server unreachable Nov 29 10:59:40 wapbasement01nloc user.err syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_fail(): inform failed #2 (last inform: 43 seconds ago), rc=3 Nov 29 10:59:40 wapbasement01nloc user.err syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_fail(): server unreachable Nov 29 10:59:20 wapbasement01nloc user.err syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_fail(): inform failed #1 (last inform: 23 seconds ago), rc=3 Nov 29 10:59:20 wapbasement01nloc user.err syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_fail(): server unreachable Nov 29 10:58:57 wapbasement01nloc syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_ok(): next in 10s Nov 29 10:58:47 wapbasement01nloc syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_ok(): next in 10s Nov 29 10:58:37 wapbasement01nloc syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_ok(): next in 10s Nov 29 10:58:27 wapbasement01nloc syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_ok(): next in 10s Nov 29 10:58:17 wapbasement01nloc syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_ok(): next in 10s Nov 29 10:58:07 wapbasement01nloc syslog: ace_reporter.reporter_ok(): next in 10s I tried to force the inform url to change, but it's like if it's resolving it wrong. Some interesting stuff going on in the logs (on the AP itself).

I can also telnet to port 22 of the AP from the controller host.

Unifi port 8080 is used by other programs startup failed due update#

How do I go about making this work again? I'm guessing I probably have to manually update the firmware? Also just to confirm, from the AP I can telnet into port 84 of the controller, so I know the tcp connectivity is ok. I went on it and did 'syswrapper.sh restore-default'. At one point it was also going to 'failed'. When I try to adopt the AP, it just eventually goes to 'Disconnected'. They are version 1.2.3.360 which I'm guessing is probably too old. I have a single AP, with potential plans to add another as I have 2 spares.

I got it working and can login to it and everything.

Unifi port 8080 is used by other programs startup failed due download#

So today I did just that and found a tutorial and download link for a Linux version of the software.

Unifi port 8080 is used by other programs startup failed due software#

I used to have a Windows VM for the controller software which was kinda a pain and during network changes I just got rid of it with intention of looking into what it would take to run it in Linux.