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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Joseph A Nagy Jr <jo...@charter.net> on 2003/05/17 20:20:50 UTC
[users@httpd] Services Bound To Port *
Hi All,
I know this was covered (I think) in an earlier thread, but I have since
cleaned out the folder I filter my mail to so I can conserve space and
better follow along in threads I'm taking part in so I've lost it.
Now that my explanation is out of the way for why I'm rehashing this (no
pun intended), on to the why I need this particular command that will
display what ports a service(s) are bound to.
I was working on my webserver, consilidationg the log files to a
centralized, non-web accessible directory. I successfully did that with
no problem. I then moved to moving my sound files to a centralized
folder, but when I did 'apachectl graceful' something bound itself to
port 80 and won't let go. I've already tried a reboot, but something is
still grabbing my port 80. Please help!
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Re: [users@httpd] Services Bound To Port *[SOLVED]
Posted by Mac Serve <ma...@ns.sympatico.ca>.
Oooooo... Good jorb there!
Mike
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Re: [users@httpd] Services Bound To Port *[SOLVED]
Posted by Joseph A Nagy Jr <jo...@charter.net>.
Joseph A Nagy Jr wrote:
> Mac Serve wrote:
>
>> Hmm... what OS are you using? I use Unix. Strange, "fstat" brings up
>> all the process in Unix...
>>
>>
>>
>> Mike
>
> *points to email headers*
>
> RedHat Linux 7.2
It was portmap (I had to run pstree though). After I killed it, I was
able to bring up my webserver on port80. :)
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Re: [users@httpd] Services Bound To Port *
Posted by Joseph A Nagy Jr <jo...@charter.net>.
Mac Serve wrote:
> Hmm... what OS are you using? I use Unix. Strange, "fstat" brings up all
> the process in Unix...
>
>
>
> Mike
*points to email headers*
RedHat Linux 7.2
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Re: [users@httpd] Services Bound To Port *
Posted by Mac Serve <ma...@ns.sympatico.ca>.
Hmm... what OS are you using? I use Unix. Strange, "fstat" brings up
all the process in Unix...
Mike
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Re: [users@httpd] Services Bound To Port *
Posted by Joseph A Nagy Jr <jo...@charter.net>.
Mac Serve wrote:
> Type: "fstat" in the terminal, and look for the process "httpd."
>
> Then, look next to it and find it's process ID number. Then type: "kill
> -KILL [insert process number]"
>
> Then type "apachectl start"
>
> That worked for my problem which seems similar to yours.
>
> -Mike
<snip>
Gah. Command not found. Any similar commands?
AFter I fix it this time, I'm seriously going to search out the cause of
this problem and squash it but good.
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Re: [users@httpd] Services Bound To Port *
Posted by Mac Serve <ma...@ns.sympatico.ca>.
Type: "fstat" in the terminal, and look for the process "httpd."
Then, look next to it and find it's process ID number. Then type: "kill
-KILL [insert process number]"
Then type "apachectl start"
That worked for my problem which seems similar to yours.
-Mike
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