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    Cannot get past "...server is started" error

    stuart replied to stuart's topic in Apache
    hehe - I TRIED to pre-empt all the obvious questions... :angry: Will give v3.1 a go later, thanks! Thanks, Olajide, that would be great! cheers, Stuart
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    Cannot get past "...server is started" error

    stuart posted a topic in Apache
    Hi, I'm trying to run the Uniform Server on a couple of PCs but on each of them, after running 'start.bat', I receive the error message: One of the instances of Apache server is started. Use stop.bat I run 'stop.bat' then re-run 'start.bat' and receive the same message again (as you may be able to tell, I'm not what you'd call a 'server expert' - in fact I have very little experience of this at all, I'm just a simple web developer!) Here's what I've tried: - turning off the anti-virus (AVG) (same result) - removing the '127.0.0.1 localhost' assignation from the HOSTS file (same result) - run netstat - nothing seems to be using port 80 - 'ping localhost' - no lost packets - run in 'Safe Mode' (hey, desparation!) - 'ping localhost' showed all packets lost, but running 'start.bat' STILL produced same error message The OSs in question are Win98 and Win98SE and neither have Skype installed. Any ideas folks, as I'd love to give the server a run as a web development project testing platform? cheers, Stuart

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