I am one of the apparently many people having issues with Local running on their Mac’s. I have checked nearly every community forum I can find on this topic, with none of them leading to a resolution. I have restarted my machine and ensured there are no processes under :80 or :443. In fact, the on…

What are the results from this thread. [image] Problem when I create a Support installation mac Try copying this into the terminal. netstat -an -ptc…

Problem when I create a netstat -an -ptcp | grep LISTEN | grep “.80|.443” It only shows this: [image]

Is that with Local running? Then there is something running on port 80. Try to identify what is creating that process and kill it.

That’s the confusing part. When I go to my Acitivity Monitor and check the memory based on Ports, nothing shows. I’ve run the command lsof -i :80, and killed the one command (that had CLOSED at the end), just to make sure. It still returns on port 80 LISTEN, even when lsof -i :80 shows no processe…

I don’t think Activity Monitor is showing what you think it’s showing. Specifically I don’t think the port number in Activity Monitor corresponds to the TCP port number. As simple search for nginx in Activity Monitor will demonstrate this.

Just to be clear. You are saying that when you kill the process running on port 80 another process immediately shows as running on port 80? It might be worthwhile restarting your Mac.

I just restarted. After giving it a few minutes to settle from initial boot, sudo lsof -i :80 shows me that there are two httpd commands running, with users root and _www. I then tried to ‘sudo killall httpd’. However, the processes are immediately restarting themselves. Even killing one, then the …

I’m glad you got this figured out. I was going to say something about LaunchDaemons and LaunchAgents but I wasn’t sure where to go after that. sudo launchctl list will give you a listing of everything running and might be helpful to someone.

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