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Please can anyone help. I have seen many questions on this subject, but I try there solutions, I fix my problems, my system crashes, I re-install, and I am back to the same problem, but forgetting how I fixed the solution the previous time. But everytime i fix the problem, it was fixed in a different way than the previous. That's why it's confusing Would be most gratefull if someone would kindly post me a very simple solution that I will keep handy this time.
The problem is that I cannot start httpd. it will not start. The message i get is;
Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address ....:80
no listening sockets available, shutting down
Unable to open logs
Please can anyone help. I have seen many questions on this subject, but I try there solutions, I fix my problems, my system crashes, I re-install, and I am back to the same problem, but forgetting how I fixed the solution the previous time. But everytime i fix the problem, it was fixed in a different way than the previous. That's why it's confusing Would be most gratefull if someone would kindly post me a very simple solution that I will keep handy this time.
The problem is that I cannot start httpd. it will not start. The message i get is;
Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address ....:80
no listening sockets available, shutting down
Unable to open logs
A port can be listened on by only one server. If 80 is already reserved, then obviously it's not going to work not matter what you do. Open your httpd.conf and try setting a different port. Or look in /etc/services to find out what is running on port 80.
ok, well have you tried using it? in the gnome menus on the desktop there is access to the system-config-services till, which will let you switch things like apache on and off on demand easily.
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