>Theo Schmidt wrote: >> kluware wrote: >> >On 17 Feb 2002 at 20:40, Theo Schmidt wrote: >> >... snip ... >> >>Feb 13 21:40:25 linux syslogd 1.4.1: restart. >> >>Feb 13 21:40:26 linux wwwoffled[415]: WWWOFFLE Demon Version 2.6d >> >>(with zlib,with ipv6) started. >> >>Feb 13 21:40:26 linux wwwoffled[415]: Failed to bind IPv4 server >> >>socket [Address already in use]. >> > >> >This is your problem: There is already a daemon running on port 8080 >> >(perhaps you started squid ??) >> >try netstat -n or lsof to find out ... >> >> theo@linux:~> netstat -an Aktive Internetverbindungen (Server >> und stehende Verbindungen) >> >> Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address State >> >> >> tcp 0 0 :::8080 :::* LISTEN >> tcp 0 0 :::8081 :::* LISTEN > >> I can't see what is on port 8080 or on port 8081. > >> In the conf file I could switch from bind-ipv4=0.0.0.0 to >> bind-ipv6=::, whatever that means. Any good? > >And when you have found out what it means, perhaps you would be good >enough to share the information with me. > >As one total amateur (who is currently tieing himself in knots with >WWWOFFLE 2.7) to another, allow me to offer a suggestion. > >If I understand your output from `netstat -n' correctly, port 8080 is >currently used by ipv6; hence ipv4 cannot use it. > >I do not have a clue what that means since I do not have ipv6 on my box. >The ivp6 option did not exist in WWWOFFLE 2.6c and that works on my box; >It does exist in WWWOFFLE 2.7 - which does not work on my box. But I >fear that **my** problem is elsewhere. > >Felix Karpfen
I will gladly post the solution when I find out. However I am completely out of my depth and hoping that some kind soul on this list says: "Why all you have to do is..." At the moment all I know is that I cannot use wwwoffle even though it seems to be correctly installed, because "something else" gets to bind-ipv4 first! Unfortunately I don't even know what bind-ipv4 is, let alone bind-ipv6, nor can I find any reference to it in my box. Theo Schmidt
