How to start Meteor on different port
By:Roy.LiuLast updated:2019-08-17
By default, Meteor app start on port 3000
$ meteor [[[[[ ~/path-to/meteor/hello ]]]]] => Started proxy. => Started MongoDB. => Started your app. => App running at: http://localhost:3000/
1. Meteor Port 9999
To start Meteor app on a different port, start Meteor with --port parameter.
$ meteor --port 9999 [[[[[ ~/path-to/meteor/app ]]]]] => Started proxy. => Started MongoDB. => Started your app. => App running at: http://localhost:9999/
2. Meteor Port 80
For port lower than 1024, need sudo
$ meteor --port 80 Error: listen EACCES $ sudo meteor --port 80 [[[[[ ~/path-to/meteor/app ]]]]] => Started proxy. => Started MongoDB. => Started your app. => App running at: http://localhost:80/
Note
For production deployment, better use Meteor Up, or start a Meteor app on another port and setup a reverse proxy in web server.
For production deployment, better use Meteor Up, or start a Meteor app on another port and setup a reverse proxy in web server.
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