On Thursday 31 October 2002 09:55 am, Marc Chan wrote:
> I've tried running apache in port 80 but now it won't
> an error message in my /var/log/httpd/error.log said
> I cannot start my apache due to my port 80 is being used. as well as port
> 443 for my SSL.

looks like you already have apache running on both ports 80 and
443 (SSL).  

what does:
   
   ps auxw | grep httpd

say?

what happens when you connect to your own hostname?  e.g.,
what happens when you got http://localhost or http://<yourIPHere>
in your browser (on that same computer, there might be firewall rules
that don't allow you to connect to the server from outside other boxes.

tiger

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