Apache httpd.conf every virtual host using port 8888 and not 80

[Saint Isaiah]

First of all, I'm terribly sorry if this has been posted before, but I spent about 45 minutes searching on both here and Google without a single result that relates to this issue.

I've had my few websites running on a big, beefy server (Phenom II Thuban X6, 8GB RAM, 2x 1.5TB HDD) for a few months now and it worked great. However I didn't realize how much hardware I got for such a low price when checking the competition and decided to get a smaller server (ATOM, 4GB RAM, 2x 1.5TB HDD) for my websites and use the big one for my first fleet of game servers.

I copied all the accounts over without a problem and proceeded to transfer my cPnginx license over as well. I now noticed that even though the copied accounts all work fine, whenever I make a new account based on a TLD or subdomain, the httpd.conf file has every virtual host (including the server hostname) as "hostname.tld:8888" or "*.*.*.*:8888" as the record rather than "hostname.tld:80" or "*.*.*.*:80".

Is there something specifically I should start looking at to fix this, because I plan on selling shared hosting accounts and this will be quite a hassle if everytime a new account is made, the websites will cease to function unless I change "8888" to "80" and restart apache.

[cPanelTristan]

Please check in WHM > Tweak Settings for this option:

Apache non-SSL IP/port [?]
The port (e.g. 80) on which Apache listens for HTTP connections. An IP address may precede the port number, separated by a colon (“:”). Specifying a specific IP will prevent Apache from listening on all other IPs.

If it is set to 8888 rather than 80, it would set every account in Apache's configuration (/usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf) to be under port 8888 rather than using port 80.

[Saint Isaiah]

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!! For some weird reason it was set off the default to 0.0.0.0:8888. changed it to default and it's working perfectly.