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i've installed apache from source files. it has installed with no problems. i've started the service, but when i try to enter http://localhost , i'm prompted a message that the connection was refused. i've turned off the firewall, but i still get the same message. what should i do?!
The netstat output shows nothing about a service listening on port 80 (http). How did you start apache? With "apachectl start"? Did you get any errors when you started it?
well to be honest i started it as root. if i try to start it as normal user server doesn't starts at all! in addition in httpd.conf port was set to 8080
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