1 Respondants
2 Suggestions
3 Solution Used
4 Original Problem
1 Respondants
Marcelo Maraboli <maraboli@dcsc.utfsm.cl>
Renato Moutinho Silva <moutinho@cbpfsu1.cat.cbpf.br>
Frank Sargent <fsargent@rri.on.ca>
Andrew MH <ahoerter@netcom.com>
Michael Baumann <baumann@proton.llumc.edu>
Karl E. Vogel <vogelke@c17.wpafb.af.mil>
2 Suggestions
1 Include the line "ServerType StandAlone" in httpd.conf (2x)
2 Delete "Port 80" line from httpd.conf (2x)
3 Try "-c" instead of "-r" in httpd line in inetd.conf (1x)
4 Run httpd as a startup daemon from /etc/rc?.d (1x)
3 Solution Adopted
I commented out the Port line in my httpd.conf and it works fine now.
Sorry everyone, I should've been able to work it out myself from
the error message I got, but it just didn't click. Karl Vogel also
sent a copy of his rc?.d httpd daemon script - thanks.
4 Original Problem
I am trying to run the cern http server by using inetd, but when I use a
browser to try to acess a web page on my Sun Sparc Classic Solaris 2.4
machine I get:
HTTPD ERROR: Bad setup: Can't bind and listen on port. Explanation:
Possibly server already running, or if running from inetd make sure
you're not using -p flag or Port directive
The file /etc/inet/services contains the line:
http 80/tcp # cern-httpd-WAIS
and the file /etc/inet/inetd.conf contains the line:
http stream tcp nowait root /usr/local/sbin/httpd httpd -r /usr/local/lib/httpd.conf
Any suggestions on what to try to get it going would be appreciated.
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