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Getting errors on Apache install. Please help!

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toonarific

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Jan 11, 2004
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Here are the errors I get

[error] (OS 2) The system cannot find the file specified "Apache2".

I checked the directories, and it is there, so I dont know why it cant find it. 2nd error

(OS 10048) Only one usage of each socket address (protocol/network address/port) is normally permitted: make_sock: could not bind to address 192.168.1.2:80
unable to open logs

Im currently running IIS on my web server, and everything is running fine. I want to install Apache so I can work with directories .htaccess and so forth.

All help is greatly appreciated
 
You can change the the port apache listens on with the "Listen" directive but you'll have to include the port in the url.
 
But I want it to work with the url and website I currently have. How do I go about doing that?
 
you can only run one listener on port 80. Pick, IIS or Apache.

However, there are more complex scenarios you can construct with reverse proxy etc.

My vote - Turn off IIS, turn on apache.
 
So if I wanted to go about turning off IIS and running Apache, how would I do it?
 
Go into your services control panel, disable IIS.

Start-up apache

Done.
 
Ok, after that last reply I managed to get the Apache to install fine, and after I disable my IIS, I can view my site as well using the Apache. However, how do I now make the Apache recognize my php, perl, sql, and the rest of the things I have running on my site?
 
php/perl etc : You have to update the config file. There are a bunch of lines that you can uncomment to get these things running.

sql : 'SQL' on its own does not do anything with apache. Usually your applications will access it.

Without more specifics of your configuration you will have to do some research. You are suitably vague here :)
 
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