no listening sockets ??

i cant start apache 2, when ever i try to load it it says

"[crit] (os 10038)socket operation on non-socket make_sock: for address
0.0.0.0;80, apr_socket_opt_set: (SO_KEEPALIVE)
no listening sockets avaliable, shutting down
unabel to open logs"

it doesnt save any error log

i tried shutting down my firewall (Zonealarm) as i know that can cause
problems, but that made no difference

an body got ne ideas?

mat

matthew alborough wrote:

> i cant start apache 2, when ever i try to load it it says
>
> "[crit] (os 10038)socket operation on non-socket make_sock: for address
> 0.0.0.0;80, apr_socket_opt_set: (SO_KEEPALIVE)
> no listening sockets avaliable, shutting down
> unabel to open logs"
>
> it doesnt save any error log
>
> i tried shutting down my firewall (Zonealarm) as i know that can cause
> problems, but that made no difference
>
> an body got ne ideas?

That error usually means you are already running a server app on port 80. Some
common ones are another web server like Windows IIS, or file sharing like Kazaa.

> mat
>

--
Phil Frisbie, Jr.
Hawk Software
http://www.hawksoft.com

Phil Frisbie, Jr. wrote:
> matthew alborough wrote:
>
>> i cant start apache 2, when ever i try to load it it says
>>
>> "[crit] (os 10038)socket operation on non-socket make_sock: for
>> address 0.0.0.0;80, apr_socket_opt_set: (SO_KEEPALIVE)
>> no listening sockets avaliable, shutting down
>> unabel to open logs"
>>
>> it doesnt save any error log
>>
>> i tried shutting down my firewall (Zonealarm) as i know that can cause
>> problems, but that made no difference
>>
>> an body got ne ideas?
>
>
> That error usually means you are already running a server app on port
> 80. Some common ones are another web server like Windows IIS, or file
> sharing like Kazaa.
>
>> mat
>>
>
thanx for your help, but i shut down all net software i had running,
made no difference, i then changed the listening port to several random
numbers just to check, still no luck, has ne1 got ne more ideas? plz

mat

On 28 Feb 2004, matthew alborough <theonhighgod@btinternet.com>
wrote in news:c1qh8k$8ou$1@south.jnrs.ja.net:

> thanx for your help, but i shut down all net software i had
> running, made no difference, i then changed the listening port to
> several random numbers just to check, still no luck, has ne1 got
> ne more ideas? plz

Are you sure IIS isn't running? Did you check the services in control
panel? Do you see IIS listed when you type "net start" at the command
line? Do you see any error messages in the Event Viewer?

"Nil" <rednoise@REMOVETHIScomcast.net> wrote in message
news:Xns949D967711BCBnilch1@204.127.199.17...
> On 28 Feb 2004, matthew alborough <theonhighgod@btinternet.com>
> wrote in news:c1qh8k$8ou$1@south.jnrs.ja.net:
>
> > thanx for your help, but i shut down all net software i had
> > running, made no difference, i then changed the listening port to
> > several random numbers just to check, still no luck, has ne1 got
> > ne more ideas? plz
>
> Are you sure IIS isn't running? Did you check the services in control
> panel? Do you see IIS listed when you type "net start" at the command
> line? Do you see any error messages in the Event Viewer?

Go to http://www.sysinternals.com and download their TCPview utility.
Running that will show you what programs are listening on what ports.

Regards,
Dave.