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CodeChargeMVP

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Posted: 01/20/2012, 1:33 PM

Hi,

I´ve install SQL Server 2008 and apache server has stopped working,

I know it´s cause of the port than the apache server is listening,

I´ve google for solution but all the posts I found

says to change two lines which aren´t on my file http.config

the says change line Listen 80 by Listen 81 instead but on my file looks like

127.0.0.1:80

I´ve try to change it by :81 and also the other line

servername localhost by servername localhost:81

but still doesn´t work.

All the message I found related to this issue are 2006 oldest,

¿is there any new solution to solve it?

Thank you very much in advance.
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andy


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Posted: 01/22/2012, 12:17 PM

Are you sure that IIS wasn't installed and started when you installed MS SQL Server?
IIS and Apache won't run together ( I don't think).
Open the IIS admin console and stop the IIS service, restart your Apache services and see if that helps...
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CodeChargeMVP

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Posted: 01/22/2012, 12:31 PM

Hi Andy,

Windows 7 and SQL Server 2008 doesn´t need of IIS anymore,

but I´ve check out the services and stopped all related to SQL Server 2008

and than Apache works again, the thing would be than Apache would

work on another port like 81 so I´d not have to stop Server services everytime.

Thanks for your suggestion it was great help.

Quote andy:
Are you sure that IIS wasn't installed and started when you installed MS SQL Server?
IIS and Apache won't run together ( I don't think).
Open the IIS admin console and stop the IIS service, restart your Apache services and see if that helps...

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mor

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Posted: 01/23/2012, 1:17 AM

IIS and Apache can works together, with same paths for published projects.
The main requirement: different ports. Default port: 80 for IIS and Apache.
I propose to change port in IIS settings. :)
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CodeChargeMVP

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Posted: 01/23/2012, 3:06 AM


Windows 7 and SQL Server 2008 doesn´t need of ISS anymore.

I´d prefer than SQL Server 2008 be my first server due to his capacity and

Apache secondary,so I still need to know how to change Apache listening port.

Quote mor:
IIS and Apache can works together, with same paths for published projects.
The main requirement: different ports. Default port: 80 for IIS and Apache.
I propose to change port in IIS settings. :)

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Posted: 01/23/2012, 4:14 AM

Quote CodeChargeMVP:
Apache secondary,so I still need to know how to change Apache listening port.
1. Open file apache\conf\httpd.conf
2. Edit string:
Listen 80

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Posted: 01/23/2012, 4:15 AM

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Posted: 01/23/2012, 7:37 AM

Drop another NIC in the machine and run both at the same time on port 80.
CodeChargeMVP

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Posted: 01/24/2012, 8:36 AM

I´ve try to change the listening port from 80 to 81 and if SQL Server 2008 still running

apache doesn´t work, but if if stop all services from SQL Server 2008 and then run Apache

it works, but I can´t get them work simultaneously.


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MichaelMcDonald

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Posted: 01/24/2012, 5:13 PM



Is Skype installed?
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CodeChargeMVP

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Posted: 01/25/2012, 4:50 AM

Skype isn´t installed, is there any way to make sure in which port is listening apache?

because I beat than even if i change to port 81 still listening on port 80.



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Is Skype installed?

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