Re: IIS and Oracle Apache conflict

odedjunk_at_hotmail.com (Oded Netanel) wrote in message news:<8edee553.0208060742.7dab5e7f_at_posting.google.com>...
> The service is no longer there since I uninstalled Apache.

Well, when apache installed itself, it had to tell IIS to get out of the way somehow, or apache and IIS would have been fighting over the default port. So you have to tell IIS it can take the default port back again.

Have you checked in the services control panel to see whether IIS is even running? The Oracle/Apache installer may have been "helpful" enough to have shut it down for you.

Other things I can think of -- you may need to go back in the internet sharing control panel (or whatever that is in English on MSW) and re-set-up the internet access "permissions" for the pages you had IIS serving for you.

> "Enkidu" <rcrowley-enkidu_at_learningframework.com> wrote in message news:<hsG39.62671$Fq6.5755759_at_news2.west.cox.net>...
> > Yes, Oracle uses Apache as it's http daemon. Did you stop the OracleHTTP
> > service (see Control Panel / Services)? As long as it runs, it will hold
> > port 80 (default).

I may be remembering wrong, but I think you can alter this through the httpd.conf configuration file for apache. Oh. But I see you tried that before un-installing. BTW, Oracle might also need to be re-configured.

Good luck, and my sympathies. No one should be in the position of needing to use IIS.

Joel Rees Received on Wed Aug 07 2002 - 03:49:23 CDT