runsslserver works only if port provided

[vladignatyev]

I'm using django-sslserver for development a client that connects to external API and authorized via OAuth2. In my setup I have some domain in /etc/hosts pointing to my local host to trick the browser and whole OAuth2 flow.

I run sslserver as follows: sudo python manage.py runsslserver mydomain.com:80. I need it to listen on 80 port, that's why I use sudo.

The problem is that I cannot remove :80 away from the host name. This :80 breaks some things in Django app, and requires to setup OAuth2 callback to additional URL (mydomain.com:80 instead of simply mydomain.com).

So, I think it should work by simply using the domain name, without explicitly declaring the port. But it doesn't: sslserver doesn't accept connection and the browser (neither Chrome, nor Firefox) are unable to open connection to my debugging server.

[vladignatyev]

Hey @teddziuba, can you suggest please some ideas how to resolve that and where to start doing this in the project?
Thank you!