You may change Seafile's network options by modifying ccnet/ccnet.conf file. Let's walk through the options by an example.
[General] # This option is not used by Seafile server USER_NAME=example # Please don't change this ID. ID=eb812fd276432eff33bcdde7506f896eb4769da0 # This is the name of this Seafile server. Currenlty it is only used in Seafile client's log. NAME=example # This is outside URL for Seahub(Seafile Web). # The domain part (i.e., www.example.com) will be used in generating share links and download/upload file via web. # Note: Outside URL means "if you use Nginx, it should be the Nginx's address" SERVICE_URL=http://www.example.com:8000 [Network] # Ccnet waits for client connections on this port. If it's used by other services, please change it. # This is only useful for the seafile server. PORT=10001 [Client] # Start from version 3.1.2, this option is not used in Linux server and client. Unix socket is used instead. # Ccnet listens to this port on localhost for internal RPC calls. # If it's been used by other services, ccnet and seafile would not be able to run. # If you want to run seafile client and server on the same machine, change this port for the client. PORT=13419
Note: You should restart seafile so that your changes take effect.
cd seafile-server ./seafile.sh restart