Issue #5956: Bind gazelle webserver port on localhost - #5990
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Referring to #5956.
This binds Gazelle webserver Port 5000 from
otobo-web.serviceto localhost.By default, it ensures that the port will never be exposed to other hosts - even when the hosts firewall is absent or misconfigured.
Otobo webservices should only be exposed using a reverse proxy. The user can change this behavior by creating a systemd override file for
otobo-web.This change has been tested on a native Otobo 11.1 installation.