Imunify Email and 8443 port !

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  • chechincu
    Junior Member
    • Sep 2024
    • 6

    #1

    Imunify Email and 8443 port !

    Hello everyone,

    I currently have Imunify360 installed and I wanted to enable Imunify Email. However, when I installed it, I got a warning saying there's an issue with port 8443 because it's already in use.

    How can I change this port so that both Imunify Email and Engintron can coexist?

    Thanks!
  • alevchenko
    Administrator
    • Mar 2023
    • 105

    #2
    Hi,

    What is the output of this command?
    Code:
    ie-config status
    If we check the imunifyemail-deploy.sh script​, during installation, it runs the function to see if TCP port 8443 is already in use​, and if it is occupied, the script logs a warning:
    Code:
    WARN Possible conflict detected on TCP port(s): 8443​​
    Then, if a conflict is detected, the script should install ImunifyEmail but leave it disabled:
    Code:
    log echo "WARN The ImunifyEmail was installed, but still disabled."
    log echo "WARN Please use ie-config utility to complete manual configuration."​
    It only checks 8443, warns if it’s in use, and requires you to fix it manually with the ie-config utility after installation.
    So, if you get a warning about the conflict, please follow the instructions with ie-config.

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    • chechincu
      Junior Member
      • Sep 2024
      • 6

      #3
      Hi Alevchenko,

      I understand the process and the reason for the warning! This is because when I install Engintron, it configures Apache on port 8443, which is why it's in use when I install Imunify Email! However, when I run ie-config, I only see the options, but I don't know which one to run.



      How can I successfully integrate Engintron with Imunify Email?

      Thnks ! =)

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      • alevchenko
        Administrator
        • Mar 2023
        • 105

        #4
        Hi,
        The earlier explanation was provided to clarify that the Imunify Email should still have been installed, but not enabled automatically.

        Please try the following:
        Code:
        ie-config enable
        ie-config status

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        • chechincu
          Junior Member
          • Sep 2024
          • 6

          #5
          I ran these commands and apparently works fine however i can see that in the statistic tab only shows Incoming statistics, the Outgoing statistics is empty.

          [root@oak ~]# ie-config status
          spamfilter exim configuration: enabled
          rspamd state: active (running)
          ie-quarantine state: active (running)
          ie-dec-node state: activating (auto-restart)
          incoming filtration: enabled

          ie-dec-node stay in state activating, Is it possible that this is the problem?

          Thnks for your help.

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          • alevchenko
            Administrator
            • Mar 2023
            • 105

            #6
            This may be caused by a corrupted installation or unfinished package manager transactions that prevent the ie-dec-node service from initialising correctly. You can try to:
            • Clear all yum cache and unfinished transactions: yum clean all
            • Run the post-installation configuration script: ie-config postinstall
            Wait 5-10 minutes, then check IE services: ie-config status

            Other options:
            • Force-update the Imunify360 agent scripts; this ensures you are using the latest deployment information:
            # wget https://repo.imunify360.cloudlinux.c...orce-update.sh -O imunify-force-update.sh
            # bash imunify-force-update.sh
            • The last option would be drastic and considers the reinstallation of ImunifyEmail using the official deployment script:
            # wget https://repo.imunify360.cloudlinux.c...mail-deploy.sh
            # bash imunifyemail-deploy.sh

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