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Port 80 & Firefox

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So firefox is taking port 80 so apache isn't working.

WTF shall I do?
I've been looking for a while, then I saw that it isn't possible to change firefox port, or was they just trolling? -.-

here





then I make a database & try to install modern

Could not connect to database.
Could not find your database.

which is bullshit.
 
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Anyway, I removed firefox, reinstalled Apache, nothing. Still saying port 80 is occupied.

Therefore, I did netstat -aon and saw it was occupied by a system 32 file.

GG.

Any possible way I can view my templates I create for modern AAC without actually setting an AAC up?

(Without using Uniform / Xampp).
 
Sure skype isn't on?

edit: oh. Well you could simply change to port to use in XAMPP.

Removed it.

Edit; Gonna try changing xampp port now.

Edit2 : Reinstalled now seems to be fine. Wtfing

Edit3: Now decides to fuckup...

Think im just gonna throw my laptop out the window and sleep.
 
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Removed it.

Edit; Gonna try changing xampp port now.

Edit2 : Reinstalled now seems to be fine. Wtfing

Edit3: Now decides to fuckup...

Think im just gonna throw my laptop out the window and sleep.
the link I gave you said nothing about reinstalling.
 
HELLO OTLANDERS!

My name is Royal Inferno and today I am gonna show YOU the solution to not knowing which program blocks a certain port, with pictures!

Start by pressing CTRL+ALT+DELETE then press open your task manager

Then you will get this little box (Don't underestimate it D: )

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Go to "processes tab", if you do not have a PID column, click View, click Select Columns, and then click to select the PID (Process Identifier) check box, like this.

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Then:
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Now click start, launch "run" (Or if you are using vista/7 as me, just write "cmd" in the search box and press enter, and skip next step)

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NOTE: SKIP IF YOU HAVE 7/VISTA

Now in "run" write "cmd" (without the *"* signs)

Then this little nifty box shall appear:

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What you want to do is type "netstat -aon" like so:

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Then a whole lot of shit will appear, like this:

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So when all of that appears, you wanna choose which port you are having problems with, I will use port 1110, at 17th place (You can see the port after the IP, in this case: 83.177.199.190:1110 <---- That is the port)
Now to the right, you can see it says: "PID" there you want to look, Hmmm, if port 1110 has 4396 as PID, You should be looking for that pid in task manager, like so


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When you have found it, end the process, and you should be good to go!

THANK YOU FOR READING THIS TUTORIAL!

If it helped you, you can rep++, I mean why not ;3 gives me a good "reputation" at the forum... GOTITGOTITGOTIT? no...​

[I don't know if this is placed in right section, and sticky if you think it is worth it]​

Royal Inferno writed it buy if its helped rep+ Me!​
 
So after tweaking ALOT

I found on the internet that a process starts up when windows 7 starts up that uses port 80.

I did netstat -ano and I can see the process but it has no PUID or whatever it is, therefore I cannot terminate it.

If anyone has any idea how to sort this, please, let me know.

Thanks in advance!


Edit:

I also have tried to edit the port apache runs on, with no luck.

Listen 80 changed to Listen 8080 - Nothing
Listen 80 changed to listen 8888 - Nothing

And these ports are not in use.
 
Are you sure you did your searching right in the cmd?
That should always tell you the PID of the program that uses the port you are looking for in that case port 80.
xd you can download FPort to help you but its the same as the netstat in the cmd.
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I did netstat -ano and I can see the process but it has no PUID or whatever it is, therefore I cannot terminate it.
Do as the guy above told you in task manager in the view menu, click select columns and check de PID option.
 
Are you sure you did your searching right in the cmd?
That should always tell you the PID of the program that uses the port you are looking for in that case port 80.
xd you can download FPort to help you but its the same as the netstat in the cmd.
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Do as the guy above told you in task manager in the view menu, click select columns and check de PID option.

PID is 0.
If PID is 0 it won't show on task manager "0" under PID.

I asked at Apache forums, they said I may not have Microsoft Visual C++ -.-

Gonna try that.
 
uninstall your uniserver and install xampp its much better or if you want format your computer and install xampp!!

its much better if you want to keep your files copy them to a usb stick!

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Maybe can put it in tutorials?

it is already in tutorial!

use the search bar and search: task manager

then you will get it :P

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and are you sure when you uninstalled skype, firefox, uniserver you reboot the computer??

everytime you uninstall a program you need to reboot computer :P
 
uninstall your uniserver and install xampp its much better or if you want format your computer and install xampp!!

its much better if you want to keep your files copy them to a usb stick!

I don't understand why you should install xampp instead of uniserver?
UniServer is alot easier and it got alot better security.
 
Fixed.

& I'm using Xampp because I am just testing templates, nothing more.

Problem is solved.
 
for hosting a web page you must have port 80 available. No other program than XAMPP (Apashe) may use it. There is a program that comes with Windows that use that port, it is called IIS. You can disable it by going to Start -> Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Services. Once there, locate the "Internet Information Services" in the list, unless it is "stopped" , Stop it or disable it. After test to start Apache again.
 
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