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      Desmond
      last edited by

      Hi support,

      I am trying to change the web port on the new mangoESV3 via the env.properties file. However I am unable to navigate the folder for the mango home directory via webmin1.88 file manager to locate env.properties file.

      It used to be simple task in the older version. Have something changed to folder structure or is it possible to change the web port via usb utilities?

      Any suggestion or help is appreciated.

      Thank you in advance

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        phildunlap
        last edited by

        Hi Desmond,

        Nothing in the folder structure should have changed. You should be seeking /opt/mango/overrides/properties/env.properties

        Yes you can use the ES USB utility to overwrite your env.properties file with one from the drive. Have a look at the copy.properties file, with an env.properties on the USB in the base folder, and a copy.properties in the enabled scripts like

        fileToCopy=env.properties
        targetDirectory=/opt/mango/overrides/properties
        

        It should overwrite your old properties file. You would have to restart Mango to pick up that change.

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