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frank sinatra fan Says, in 12-31-2006 at 09:05:07 from 148.87.1.170    

Varun,

Thanks for this! I was in just the same situation– trying to get XAMPP up on an IIS/WinXP box where IIS is already serving a needed application– and the HTTPS port was the part I couldn’t figure out how to change. (In another week, I’ll have to install a second instance of Apache as part of another application as well… this information really came in handy.)

Again, thanks — you saved my Saturday night…

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Tim Says, in 2-19-2007 at 07:39:50 from 124.107.80.146    

hmm i think i did something wrong, have the same situation with you guys, i changed the ports already, Apache still will not start.. :(

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santosh shetgar Says, in 3-27-2007 at 08:36:48 from 220.227.184.145    

Hi Folks,

For conflict issue,we have to modify \apache\conf\httpd.conf file.please change port number 80 to some other port say 84.there will be 2 entries in the file,make sure you have modified 2 entries

Thanks
santosh shetgar

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Animetal Says, in 5-23-2007 at 22:20:29 from 201.224.214.83    

Just to say thanks to you i could fix it!!
usin xampp version 1.6.1

just a little difference in apache 2.2 in the file
httpd-SSL.conf in \\apache\conf\extra\

# General setup for the virtual host
DocumentRoot “C:/xampp/htdocs”

ServerName localhost:443
ServerAdmin admin@localhost

where 443 change it to another one

thanks again!!

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Erik Says, in 6-14-2007 at 10:21:10 from 203.1.211.150    

Sweet! I had it the other way around: the new machine I got at work came with IIS started for some reason. Wasn’t sure if it was needed for the running of the system and I could disable it, so I just followed your instructions and now I can run Apache without problems. Cheers.

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Godot Says, in 9-5-2007 at 17:29:42 from 194.232.84.61    

Thank you very much for this tuto, we had a littl problem in our class (even the teacher couldn’t solve it haha)…now it’s running…see ya

http://www.creative-dizayn.net

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Help using Apache and Xampp - PHP-Editors Says, in 9-13-2007 at 07:20:38 from 69.73.181.158    

[...] after doing that I used the last part of this tutorial to the port in httpd-ssl: http://varunkrish.com/making-apachex…-together.html Its sounds very complicated but actually isn’t. By following these I now have apache using port 80 [...]

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Folder Says, in 9-13-2007 at 07:31:13 from 218.71.219.58    

httpd-SSL.conf in \\apache\conf\extra\

# General setup for the virtual host
DocumentRoot “C:/xampp/htdocs”

ServerName localhost:443
ServerAdmin admin@localhost

where 443 change it to 4499

IIS:123

But apache still dont work
anythingelse I did not do ?
80 still busy. and it’s free when I type in “netstat -aon”

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antonio Says, in 9-15-2007 at 22:44:29 from 189.162.99.113    

Finally a solution! Thank you very much.

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Darkcat Says, in 10-18-2007 at 17:34:06 from 210.14.43.125    

hi!! i have a problem regarding xampp… uhmm.. i want to see my website on other pc in other place.. but my wan IP.. has an error.. it can’t access my xampp folder… what should i do? do i need to install my IIS? or are there any settings that i should change regarding my router and xampp.. please help..

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How to setup a WordPress development environment | Mystic Mind Says, in 12-28-2008 at 16:07:08 from 67.210.98.160    

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