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Change the port settings of only one domain.

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    I know that using 'Tweak settings' I can change the apache port from 80 to 8080 so that I can run Varnish on port 80 and redirect it to port 8080.

    But in my case I have many websites running on my VPS. I need all the sites to continue running on port 80, whereas only one domain domainX needs to run on port 8080.

    I want to know what is the best practice for this in cpanel. I also want the changes to be keep even after restarting the system :)
     
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    I have folders only till the path /usr/local/apache/conf.

    So does that mean I will have to create remaining part of the path or is there something wrong with my current settings?
     
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    You will need to create the directories and files that are described in the documentation. They do not exist on a default cPanel installation. The documentation mentions this:

     
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