Apache Friends Support Forum

OS: Windows
XXAMP version: XAMPP Windows 1.7.3 - EXE
Special settings: nothing, not even a preconfigured password
Firewall: tried turning it off and on allowing the sql + the apache connection

Localhost is asking for a password when browsing with firefox to both of the following urls:
http://127.0.0.1/
http://localhost/

With the control panel opened, I've clicked on the apache server and the following situation occurs:
The console freezes for a few seconds and prints:

Busy

Started

MySQL is booting successfully but with the apache on the other hand goes something wrong. MySQL shows on the control panel with a label "running", apache does not.



Is there anyone on this big world who could identify this problem and give the corresponding solution?

Thanks for your time!

Rzr wrote:Localhost is asking for a password when browsing with firefox to both of the following urls:
http://127.0.0.1/
http://localhost/

Another Webserver running?

Rzr wrote:MySQL shows on the control panel with a label "running", apache does not.

What is Apache error.log reporting?

Rzr wrote:Is there anyone on this big world who could identify this problem and give the corresponding solution?

Maybe, if you help us with more information ^^

No other servers running.

ERROR LOG:

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(OS 10048)Elk socketadres (protocol/netwerkadres/poort) kan normaal slechts één keer worden gebruikt.  : make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:80
no listening sockets available, shutting down
Unable to open logs


i've watched the other post about localhost, i've some sort of the same problem here. But i can't find the solution in that topic?!

TCP 0.0.0.0:80 0.0.0.0:0 Bezig met luisteren 1592

There is something listening on your port 80.
Look into your task manager, processes tab for PID 1592

PN: inetinfo.exe PID: 1592
After terminating:

ERROR Log again gives:

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(OS 10048)Elk socketadres (protocol/netwerkadres/poort) kan normaal slechts één keer worden gebruikt.  : make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:80
no listening sockets available, shutting down
Unable to open logs


inetinfo.exe is Part of Microsoft IIS Webserver

Everytime i terminate that process it's starting again.
Port check:

Uninstall IIS if you don't need it, restart your Computer and port 80 should be free again

It's not even on my software list

Its a windows component.

Here is a deinstallation-instruction

can be found in many other languages, too

/EDIT: Oops, that belongs to Windows Server Systems. But should be the same on other systems

Today I started xampp control panel and encountered the same problem, Apache started for a brief time then shutdown. SQL service started ok. When I logged in here I saw your post and read thru all the posts. What I found was the port 443 being used by Skype! Yesterday I changed Skype to open with windows and this caused the problem, as soon as I changed Skype and restarted windows the problem went away and Apache is running fine now. Did you change anything on your system that may have caused this problem? I hope this helps you! Learning all these little things makes your brain bigger, lol.

BillClark

How weird, for uninstalling he's asking for a cd too. Just a typical microsoft windows error ^^!
I've inserted my cd after that weird thingy and finished successfully the uninstall.
Now the checkbox is off and i'll reboot my pc to see if it was successfull!!

BillClark wrote:Today I started xampp control panel and encountered the same problem, Apache started for a brief time then shutdown. SQL service started ok. When I logged in here I saw your post and read thru all the posts. What I found was the port 443 being used by Skype! Yesterday I changed Skype to open with windows and this caused the problem, as soon as I changed Skype and restarted windows the problem went away and Apache is running fine now. Did you change anything on your system that may have caused this problem? I hope this helps you! Learning all these little things makes your brain bigger, lol.

BillClark

Nope i'm not running skype on my windows pc at all! I use my Macbook with built-in speakers for that;)

Rzr wrote:How weird, for uninstalling he's asking for a cd too.

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