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Posted to apache-bugdb@apache.org by Brian Biby <re...@verizon.net> on 2001/11/16 06:40:00 UTC
os-windows/7401: Apache 1.3.19 steals all IP addresses from IIS
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From: "Brian Biby" <re...@verizon.net>
To: <sl...@apache.org>, <lm...@northpark.edu>
Cc: <ap...@apache.org>
Subject: os-windows/7401: Apache 1.3.19 steals all IP addresses from IIS
Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2001 23:30:47 -0600
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I realize this thread is a little old, but my problem is identical to =
7401 and I have not been able to find the solution to this problem =
elsewhere. =20
If the apache service is started BEFORE IIS, then it seems to steal all =
the addresses on the specified port. If the two applicaions use =
different port numbers, there is no obvious conflict. If IIS is started =
first, both IIS and apache seem to play well together, until you STOP =
the IIS sites on the specified port (as soon as IIS gives them up, =
apache steals them!).
I have checked over all the included files as well as the httpd.conf to =
be sure there arent extra uncommented bindaddress or port or listen =
directives (there are none). Using bindaddress & port or listen, I get =
apache to respond properly to web requests (only to the bound =
address/port or the listen address/port gives a response to the =
browser). Even though there is no web response to the other IP =
addresses on the machine, IIS seems to think the address/port is in use =
and the IIS will not startup.
Is there a solution to this other than delaying the start of the apache =
service until IIS is up and running? =20
Any help will be appreciated... Thanks.. Brian
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conflict. If IIS is started first, both IIS and apache seem =
to play=20
well together, until you STOP the IIS sites on the specified port =
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as IIS gives them up, apache steals them!).<BR></FONT></DIV>
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files as well=20
as the httpd.conf to be sure there arent extra uncommented =
bindaddress or=20
port or listen directives (there are none). Using bindaddress =
& port=20
or listen, I get apache to respond properly to web requests (only =
to the=20
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browser). Even though there is no web response to the other IP =
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Any help will be appreciated... =
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Brian</FONT></DIV>
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Re: os-windows/7401: Apache 1.3.19 steals all IP addresses from IIS
Posted by "William A. Rowe, Jr." <wr...@covalent.net>.
From: "Brian Biby" <re...@verizon.net>
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2001 11:40 PM
> If the apache service is started BEFORE IIS, then it seems to steal all =
> the addresses on the specified port. If the two applicaions use =
> different port numbers, there is no obvious conflict. If IIS is started =
> first, both IIS and apache seem to play well together, until you STOP =
> the IIS sites on the specified port (as soon as IIS gives them up, =
> apache steals them!).
'Seems' is the operative word here. Since IIS attempts to glom 0.0.0.0:port
no matter _how_ you configure it, any running service on port will cause IIS
to fail. That is NOT Apache stealing them. As soon as IIS can start, it
restricts itself to the selected IP's, closing the 0.0.0.0 connection.
Ergo, start IIS, then Apache, or peruse their KB for a real fix in IIS.
Apache 1.3.22 allows you to invoke apache -k config -W servicename
where Apache will be dependent on 'servicename' prior to starting, ergo, you
can make it dependent on W3SVC, you can force IIS to finish starting before
kicking Apache off. Of course, if W3SVC isn't running, you can't then stop
Apache.