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DocDJ
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 Posted: Sun 11 Oct '09 20:25 Post subject: Apache64 on Windows 7 Professional |
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| Just wanted to pass the word that I have been running Apache 64 2.2.13 on Windows 7 pro (RTM) for 2 months (8/7/07 - 10/11/09) with no problems. |
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James Blond
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Location: Germany, Next to Hamburg
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| Posted: Mon 12 Oct '09 11:13 Post subject: |
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| Where did you download your x64 version? Since Apachelounge does not offer 64bit apache. |
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DocDJ
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Michael-San
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Location: Germany
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| Posted: Fri 02 Apr '10 0:32 Post subject: |
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I'm running that 64-Bit Port on Windows 7 Ultimate (just for personal use) - no Problems either.  |
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wasyllinio
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| Posted: Tue 25 May '10 23:44 Post subject: |
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hello, i tried an install apache 64bit on win7ultimate, and i have a problem.
in cmd, when i wrote httpd.exe -k start, a cmd showed me an information: "<os 10048> only one use every network adress is normally allowed: make_sock: could not bind to adress 0.0.0.0:80 no listening sockets available, shutting down unable to open logs".
maybe any1 had a similar problem like me? or maybe any1 had an idea? |
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glsmith
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Location: Sun Diego, USA
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| Posted: Wed 26 May '10 5:50 Post subject: |
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If you searched for "make_sock: could not bind to adress 0.0.0.0" you would find quite a few threads on this subject.
It means something is already listening on that port. Could very well be Apache itself if its service is installed and running.
Skype seems to be another culprit as well as IIS if it is on the machine.
From the command line run as Administrator a
netstat -ab
should give you a clue. look for anthing with :80 at the end of the ip
this is what Apache looks like in the listing
TCP 0.0.0.0:80
[httpd.exe]
TCP 0.0.0.0:443
[httpd.exe] |
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