Is anyone here using the free Zend Server Community Edition for their XF server? If so, could you explain how to get from downloading the XF files to accessing your site? The few people I've talked to so far and I have had problems. Thanks!
Ah! I remember now I had the same problem when I installed XAMPP.IIS is using port 80.
Go to control Panel ---> Programs ---> turn on and off windows features and untick Internet Information services
Interesting, I wonder what's using port 80 then?
I think I clicked on Apache.
IIS isn't installed by default.IIS is using port 80.
Go to control Panel ---> Programs ---> turn on and off windows features and untick Internet Information services
If it's a dev machine leave it at port 81 it's just fine. but if for some reason IIS is on you are waisting resources and burdening your computer with unnecessary stuffAh! I remember now I had the same problem when I installed XAMPP.
Is there any problem with turning IIS off and why can't I just leave Zend on port 81?
This stuff really isn't my area so thanks for the help.
IIS isn't installed by default.
Start -> Run > services.msc -> World Wide Web -> right click -> Properties -> Startup Type: Disabled
There's no entry for IIS.Go to:
My Computer -> Manage -> Services and applications -> Internet Information Services -> Connections -> Sites
It does on mineSkype does not use port 80.
It depends with what version of windows.
Skype does not use port 80.
I already did the netstat -o command and this is what I got:
TCP 0.0.0.0:80 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING 2200
What's weird is there is no service running with that ID.
There's no entry for IIS.
Edit: Found it, it's Skype.
It does on mine![]()
Thanks all.
Likes duly apportioned
Out of interest, if I install Zend before Skype next time, presumably that won't cause a problem with Skype?
Thanks.You need to set Skype not to use port 80 and 443. Tool->Options->Connection->Advanced. Check a box about port 80 and 443.
It really does.
Thanks.
That's already checked so next time I'll install Zend first so it can reserve port 80.
Hmmm... I didn't use Skype in ages ... but I wonder who's wonderful idea to use 80 and the ssl port for a messenger application ?![]()
Say .. does IB owns skype ?![]()
Well, port 80 was used by Skype to avert firewalls and stuff![]()
But this is Skype we're talking about as well.Yes probably, but then this is windows we're talking about. they could have opened another port during install (easily done with confirmation)
After all that I had to go back to XAMPP
Zend just didn't want to work with my current site, I was getting errors related to function:date on the home page and the forum wouldn't load at all with an error code beginning with 3 (I can't recall the exact number).
Just installed XAMPP and it went without a hitch and works fine.
Aarghhhh!!!Those errors are related to php 5.3.3 You have to edit the php.ini
Aarghhhh!!!
<bangs head on desk>
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