This is very strange.
I am running apache 2.2 (compiled with gcc and all default
params) on
AIX 5.2.0.6 - 64 bit kernel.
I edit the httpd.conf file to listen on two different
ports --
Listen 8000
Listen 8001
The server will not start no errors or anything it just
accepts the
command but nothing starts.
I can comment out on of the entires and everything starts
up just fine
minus the commented out port.
Listen 8000
#Listen 8001
So, my problem is that I cannot get apache to listen on two
ports, any
ideas? Has someone else seen this before?
Thanks,
Answer Posted / vamsee
apache is a server.we can run each server in unique listen
port so we are unable to run same server in two different
ports.but u can run on different unique ports.
in apache webserver u change that in httpd.conf listen
port to 8080 (default is 80).that listen port belongs to
http port for reciving requests and send responces.so
please try to understand that which port belongs to which
one.
thank you.
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