You just need to check configuration of Apache and Traccar. There is no magic there. Whatever port you tell it to listen on it will use.
Sorry, I have still problems to get Traccar running, and I dont't know why the server was working three weeks ago and now it doesn't...
What I did:
Powered the server, "localhost:8082" shows standard landing page from Apache2.
Executed startDaemon.sh
Reconfigured ddclient (just in case...)
Checked if Java is still installed.
Browser is Firefox ESR 52.8.1 with JavaPlugin
In Apache config I wrote the URL of my server (ddns), in ports.conf I tested "Listen 8082", but there was no difference.
I think that I might have forgotten a tiny thing to get it running. Any clues?
Cheers,
Elwood
However, one day later, after another restart of the server every thing works...
I had and have no idea what was wrong...
Cheers,
Elwood
Hi there, it's me again.
Last week I got my Linux Mint 18.3 homebrew server running with Apache and dyndns on it.
Every thing works fine, localhost responses Apache landing page, localhost:8082 responds Traccar.
Tracking with two devices shows actual position so far, but no tracks.
Yesterday I started the server again and localhost:8082 responds the Apache landing page.
Executing startDaemon.sh does not solve the problem.
Any suggestions?
Cheers,
Elwood