openHAB version: 3.0 (migrated from apt install of openhab2)
Hello,
I’ve tried changing the OPENHAB_HTTP_PORT and OPENHAB_HTTPS_PORT in the file /etc/default/openhab by uncommenting them and changing the port number away from the default as described in the docs. I also restart the openhab service, and even reboot. With non-default ports set, the web server does not come up on any ports. Also, I see that the environmental variables are still set to the default as determined by printenv OPENHAB_HTTP_PORT.
I think that there must be an obvious explanation for why the config file is not being expressed in the environmental variables. If I fix that, I suspect the web server will bind to my desired ports. Any ideas what would cause the config file to not be expressed in the environmental variables?
Do you use / have this file: ${OPENHAB_CONF}/linux.parameters ?
Environment variables defined in linux.parameters can override the content of variables defined in /etc/default/openhab.
On the other hand even in case linux.parameters would differ from /detc/default/openhab you should see the result in the users environment as well as in the service.
I did not check may be it is possible to set a debug variable and run the startup in console mode to get output from every script but I would assume that this might be too much output.
You could add debug code that e.g. writes the content of the variables to a file.
The read permission of the file /etc/default/openhab is ok, too ?
I did a check here in my environment on a debian 10 system and that works.
The only thing that I am wondering why it happens is that when I have a look at the status message of
systemctl status openhab.service
it reports that the service would listen on port 8080 although the service runs on port 8000 which I can see by having a look to netstat as well as to
