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Is iis running? that's usually caused by something else already listening on port 80. 
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Is iis running? that's usually caused by something else already listening on port 80.

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jeremycrussell, thanks fr the link. &nbsp;I downloaded and installed it. Found nothing running on port 80.<br />
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I am wondering why there is no error logged.<br />

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jeremycrussell, thanks fr the link.  I downloaded and installed it. Found nothing running on port 80.

I am wondering why there is no error logged.


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Apache started without problem after reboot the machine...<br />
Not sure what I did after the previous reboot that followed Django installation this morning. &nbsp;What ever it is, it confused Apache somehow.<br />
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Apache started without problem after reboot the machine...
Not sure what I did after the previous reboot that followed Django installation this morning.  What ever it is, it confused Apache somehow.
 

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The problem resolved after reboot. &nbsp;Responses were useful and informative.
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The problem resolved after reboot.  Responses were useful and informative.

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Problem: Apache (bundled with XAMPP) started and died with out any error log output (in Apache error_log file). &nbsp;All there is are two lines in XAMPP control panel:<br />
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Busy...<br />
Apache started [Port 80]<br />
Busy...<br />
Apache started [Port 80]<br />
...<br />
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Any suggestion on how to fix this? &nbsp;<br />
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Problem: Apache (bundled with XAMPP) started and died with out any error log output (in Apache error_log file).  All there is are two lines in XAMPP control panel:

=====
Busy...
Apache started [Port 80]
Busy...
Apache started [Port 80]
...
====

Any suggestion on how to fix this?  







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