The canals from Glasgow to Edinburgh, include this monster which is about 800 meters long, just past Falkirk on the way to Linlithgow.
Monday, October 17, 2005
Wednesday, October 05, 2005
Apache and Skype
I run Skype (great program). I wanted to install Apache on my local Windows box. I kept getting the error message:
This stops Apache running and installing itself as a service.
It turns out that Skype is the cause of the problem. It listens to port 80 (by default I guess). Quitting skype wasn't enough, I also had to kill its process manually. The way to do is to kill it from the Windows task manager (Crtl-Alt-Del).
Once Skype is killed you can setup apache as a service via "apache -k install" and it should start before Skype on boot thereafter. Skype can use other ports than the http port, although its still listening for https connections...
Not friendly, although understandable I guess in terms of getting Skype working as widely as possible.
Only one usage of each socket address is normally permitted. :make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:80 no listening sockets available, Shutting down.
Unable to open logs.
This stops Apache running and installing itself as a service.
It turns out that Skype is the cause of the problem. It listens to port 80 (by default I guess). Quitting skype wasn't enough, I also had to kill its process manually. The way to do is to kill it from the Windows task manager (Crtl-Alt-Del).
Once Skype is killed you can setup apache as a service via "apache -k install" and it should start before Skype on boot thereafter. Skype can use other ports than the http port, although its still listening for https connections...
Not friendly, although understandable I guess in terms of getting Skype working as widely as possible.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)