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Hello,
Perhaps you can help point me into the right direction.
I have a machine which is currently running IceCast (a streaming audio server), which runs on port 80.
I installed Apache 2 and configured it to run on port 18080 through the httpd.conf file.. Restarted httpd service
I cannot get to 10.0.0.128:18080 (this is the IP of the machine)
The Icecast server webpage is still accessible.
No logs are generated by apache in the logs folder
Anyway ... what that shows us is that
a) you have two apaches running, and
b) neither of them know about the port you thought you
specified; whatever file you edited, it wasn't one that
configures your running apache(s).
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