Cyberpanel Is not accessible after port change

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Hello to all !

I’m new on this forum community and I’m sorry if my topic is not on right category.

I have changed my default port from 8090 to 80 and now I can’t access to Cyberpanel.
I made the change from panel settings and after saving it I can’t access to panel page.

How can I fix this from console ?
I have root access but I don’t know which file or files should modify to make cyberpanel work again.

Please help me to resolve this issue.

Thank you in advance!

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I accidently changed my default port from 8090 of cyberpanel to 80 - Support and Discussion / Web Interface - CyberPanel Community

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Thanks a lot but I tried and this is not fixing my problem.
I put to bind.conf *.8090 and use grep command but it’s not working.

I can’t access to my cyberpanel page…

Other possible solutions ?

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I really need your help to access my cyberpanel.

Which files I must modify to change port ?

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i think that the link i gave to you is already have step by step info to restore port to 8090
and some comment there is mention about change port

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  1. port 80 is used by the site don’t use that for the HTTP
    if you use any other port then first open it in your fire wall then change it
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I have fixed with restore from backup.
Thanks for helping to everyone in this thread !

I really tried to use tutorial (post in this forum) but it doesn’t fixed my problem.

Again, thanks to all !

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then
how you fix it ?

let us know … to help other if they found similar problem

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The reason you’re locked out is that you forgot to whitelist the new port in the firewall (If it is enabled).

I found this tutorial on how to use SSH to revert back to 8090.

To file:
/usr/local/lscp/conf/bind.conf

add:
*:YOUR_PORT

and in any file in
/usr/local/CyberCP/

change hard-coded port 8090 to YOUR_PORT:
grep 8090 /usr/local/CyberCP -rl |grep -v “.php\|.css\|.js\|.pem\|.html\|.png\|site-packages”|xargs -i sed -i ‘s/8090/YOUR_PORT/’

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