Error code
Node.js ERR_SOCKET_BAD_PORT
NODE.JSERR_SOCKET_BAD_PORT
Runtime Error Code· An error code from a programming runtime or package manager, like Node.js or npm.
What it means
A network socket operation specified a port number that is outside the valid range of 0 to 65535.
How to fix it
- Validate port numbers before passing them to net or http APIs.
- Use environment variable parsing with a default fallback.
- Clamp the value with Math.max(0 Math.min(65535 port)).
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