Hi Julio,
Do the following test: telnet machinename.com 80 or telnet
machinename.com 443 or telnet to the IP address of the machine with the
ports. What that tells you is whether another app is running a web
server. My suspicion is that Apache is running underneath. Further, you
could simply open a browser and try to access the http:// or https://.
I have had this problem with a mac mini and could not get 4d v14 to
start the web server. Doing some digging, I found that Apple had decided
to start a web server to tell me that I could use a web server on the
mac if I added files. I have Apple server for Sierra running on that mac
mini and even with it not running server, the Apache server was running.
I have not succeeded yet in stopping the httpd processes on my server,
but here are some links to try and research for yourself. I have not
successfully stopped that server as of yet because of variations
experienced in Mac OS versions. Confirm that the ports are open with
telnet and you try from terminal window ps -ax | grep httpd or apache to
see if Apple is running it in spite of you.
https://superuser.com/questions/1033406/how-do-i-stop-httpd-running-under-mac-os-x-10-11-el-capitan-server
https://www.mkyong.com/mac/mac-osx-what-program-is-using-port-80/
http://www.maxum.com/Rumpus/Blog/OSXServer.html
If I find the answer for my part, I will post at a later date.
Bill S
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