[Xitami] Suspend

[Joubin Far]

Hi Ewen,
Thanks for yor assistance.
I didnīt install IIS-Server but i have installed Visual Studio.net Beta 2.
This package install  some server option that i am not familiar with them,
with other word i currently test this package.

> You can check if something is definitely using port-80 >in a cmd window
with:  netstat -na

I have gotten the fowlloing information:
TCP        0.0.0.0:21       0.0.0.0       heard
TCP        0.0.0.0:25       0.0.0.0       heard
TCP        0.0.0.0:80       0.0.0.0       heard
and so on till
TCP        0.0.0.0:1029   0.0.0.0       heard
and a few other ports for UDP
UDP        0.0.0.0:3456   0.0.0.0       heard
I have seen that port 80 has been occupied but i dont know by which
WEBSERVER or Program, how can i find out it?

>All Xitami's ports can be shifted with
> the portbase option: eg "xitami -b 5000" will move all >the ports up by
5000, giving 5080 for HTTP, etc
By cmd W2K i couldnīt execute "xitami -b 5000" because there isnīt
xitami.exe and if i have done with
Xiwin32.exe -b 5000
I have gotten the same message:
>Could not open HTTP port 80 - Port is already used >by another.
Can you tell me please how i can change port without starting Xwin32.exe?
Thanks again for your efforts.
Best regards,
Joubin Far

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ewen McNeill" <ewen@imatix.com>
To: <xitami@lists.xitami.org>
Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2001 8:33 PM
Subject: Re: [Xitami] Suspend


> In message <004101c1357d$f0799ad0$ea409fc1@ednic>, Joubin Far writes:
> >I have installed the zip file bw3224d9 without any problem and i have
> >gotten the following error message while starting: Xitami was suspended
> >Could not open HTTP port 80 - Port is already used by another
> >server(WSAEADDRINUSE).
> >My OS W2K runs on 1200MHz AMD.  I had never this problem with Win95 and
WinNT.
>
> Did you install IIS when you installed W2K?  (Or did W2K decide to
> install it for you along with something else?)
>
> You can check if something is definitely using port-80 in a cmd window
> with:
>
> netstat -na
>
> Then look through the output for a line mentioning ":80" or ".80" (at
> the end of an address, and "listening".  If there is one there, then
> you've definitely already got a webserver running.
>
> Either you need to change that webserver to another port, or you need to
> run Xitami on a different port.  All Xitami's ports can be shifted with
> the portbase option: eg "xitami -b 5000" will move all the ports up by
> 5000, giving 5080 for HTTP, etc.
>
> Ewen
>
> --
> Ewen McNeill, Technical Consultant, iMatix Corporation  www.imatix.com
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