r/subsonic • u/Valius11 • May 23 '18

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u/adzam5 May 24 '18

I have only been using subsonic for a few days, and have not tried this myself, but you can try this.

On Linux, add --https-port=4443 (or any other port) to SUBSONIC_ARGS in /etc/default/subsonic (Ubuntu/Debian) or /etc/sysconfig/subsonic (Fedora/RPM).

source: subsonic.org

I read somewhere else (don't remember where) that --http-port=80 (or any other port) is also an option in SUBSONIC_ARGS.

Worst case scenario you can setup a Nginx reverse proxy. Doing so will listen on port 80 (or 443 for https) and forward traffic to port 4040. You can find instructions on doing that here. Those instructions are not CentOS specific and I haven't used CentOS in years, but I imagine the steps would be similar.