Re: [users@httpd] Fwd: Can install Apache

[Sage <pubmai@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks Steve, that worked.

The doc said what to change but it was not obvious to me which file and where to find it. That solved the problem.

Another workaround that I found on the web was to stop the IIS service that runs the 
ietinfo.exe (again not obvious the relation with IIS and ietinfo.exe) 
I stop the IIS Service located Windows Control
Panel/Administrative Tools/Services look for the IIS Service and change
from Automatic to Manual.
With this port 80 and 433 where set free and I could install apache. 

Thanks a lot : ) 

Sage

On 9/9/06, Steven Pierce <pagedev1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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On 9/9/2006 at 1:13 PM Sage wrote:

>Hi
>
>I am trying to install apache using NetServer.exe.
>When I test my computer (run NetServer-> click on Manage Servers-> click on
>Test computer ) I get  the message:
>
>**WARNING : Port 80 - The "HTTP (Apache)" port is in use.
>**WARNING : Port 443 - The "HTTPS-SSL (Apache)" port is in use.
>
>The I use CurrPorts
>(http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/cports.html)to<http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/cports.html%29to>see
>who is using por t80 and 443 and
>ietinfo.exe is using it.
>
>This is a windows programs that needs to run. So I am stuck because I
>cannot
>change that.
>Of course I should change apache to run from another port but I don't know
>how to do this.
>On the apache web server says click on the conigure button but its grey
>out.

With in your Httpd.conf file you can change the port number there.

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/bind.html

This link is what will tell you how to change the port number.  You should always look into
the Doc of Apache first.  It has a large amount of information that can help in most
cases.

HTH.


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