You might have a half running server as a result of incomplete installation. Check if you are having running processes for Xindice, use something like
ps -ef | grep xindice provided you have "xindice" in your path to the program. Such processes would block the port that is being used by the http server and result in the message you get. Take note of the process numbers and kill all such processes. After this you should be able to restart your server (if everything else is okay). Anders ----- Original Message ----- From: "esteve serra" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, March 08, 2002 8:46 AM Subject: troubles installing+execution > hi there, > i've tried to install properly but i don't know if i've done it so. i > haven't find where is defined the java and such directories but started the > server instead (i have jdk 1.3 on the system) > when starting the firsts times, everything was ok. right now, it says it > 'can't start http server' > what's the problem in here, then? no troubleshooting faq found regarding > to this problem .... > thanks for your attention and support >
