@mjdevilla said in Kopano One installed in Debian 10 but not launching webapp in browser:
however the port 443 is already in used by another service.
on the same machine? Port 443 is the default port when it comes to services being available through https. For any other port you would need to specify it when opening the address, which negatively impact the user experience.
@mjdevilla said in Kopano One installed in Debian 10 but not launching webapp in browser:
For example: in apache it is located in /var/www folder and will need to just setup /etc/apache2/config to be able to run the web app. How does it work for Kopano One? Please help to advise.
Kopano One delivers its own webserver to simplify the process of securely serving the WebApp. When following the instruction you have configured it in “11. Configure Kweb”. You could change the port of kweb in https://stash.kopano.io/projects/KGOL/repos/kweb/browse/scripts/kwebd.cfg?at=4323c71be30#50,55 (which also means that you would need to change the port in other places, such as server.cfg to open the right discovery document), but as said before then your users would need to remember a port on top of a domain name.
Generally speaking Kopano One should be installed on a new system, I am not sure if other applications running on the same server is a supported scenario.