Q: The server port is 8185 instead of 8181 under InterMapper Control Center and now I'm having troubles logging in. Control Center displays a message "Cannot log in in to InterMapper"
Is there any way I can change the port number back to 8181?
A: Stop InterMapper, then restart it by launching the binary using the --port option.
On OS X, check whether the InterMapper process is running, either:
1. Using InterMapper Control Center (menu bar application) check whether it is running and stop it, or
2. By using "ps -ef |grep intermapperd", determine the Process ID (if running) and use "kill -9 " to stop it if so.
then start it from a Terminal using
sudo /usr/local/intermapperd --no-daemonize --port 8181 &
On Linux, use method 2 above to check whether the process if running, then if so use:
sudo /etc/init.d/intermapperd stop
to stop it. Restart it using the same command with the --port switch, for example:
sudo /usr/local/bin/intermapperd -f /usr/local/etc/intermapperd.con --port 8181
On Windows, use the Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services to stop the InterMapper service if running.
Then open a Command Prompt, cd to C:\Program Files\InterMapper or, on a 64-bit Windows, C:\Program Files (x86)\InterMapper, and type
InterMapper.exe --no-daemonize --port 8181 to start the service
With the InterMapper daemon/service running, start the client as usual and use File > Server > Log Out to log off the server, then File > Server > Info to set the port to 8181, then OK to save the setting.
