 | | | Services Bound To Port *[SOLVED] | Services Bound To Port *[SOLVED] 2003-05-17 - By Joseph A Nagy Jr
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Joseph A Nagy Jr wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I know this was covered (I think) in an earlier thread, but I have since
> cleaned out the folder I filter my mail to so I can conserve space and
> better follow along in threads I'm taking part in so I've lost it.
>
> Now that my explanation is out of the way for why I'm rehashing this (no
> pun intended), on to the why I need this particular command that will
> display what ports a service(s) are bound to.
>
> I was working on my webserver, consilidationg the log files to a
> centralized, non-web accessible directory. I successfully did that with
> no problem. I then moved to moving my sound files to a centralized
> folder, but when I did 'apachectl graceful' something bound itself to
> port 80 and won't let go. I've already tried a reboot, but something is
> still grabbing my port 80. Please help!
>
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It was portmap. SOrry to bother.
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