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         cruelkix Groupie 
          
  
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           | Posted: January 22 2009 at 15:00 | IP Logged
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I am using my web server as my home automation server.  To host my Web page I am using apache.  When I start the services for apache, it conflicts with the PH Web Center.  I cant have both running at the same time.  This is completely my fault I'm sure as I am a total n00b.  Can anyone help me out here and let me know either how to set up PH or Apache so that I can have both running at the same time?
 
 Thanks,
 Cruelkix
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         onhiatus Senior Member 
          
  
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           | Posted: January 22 2009 at 18:09 | IP Logged
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My guess is they're both fighting over the default port (80). You'll need to configure one of them to use an unused port - 8080 is often used for multiple http servers on the same machine.
 
 You'd then access the server by specifying the port in the url. Something like http://yourserver:8080/
 
 Good luck, Tony
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           | Posted: January 23 2009 at 12:13 | IP Logged
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onhiatus wrote: 
   
    
    
      
       My guess is they're both fighting over the default port (80). You'll need to configure one of them to use an unused port - 8080 is often used for multiple http servers on the same machine.
 
 You'd then access the server by specifying the port in the url. Something like http://yourserver:8080/
 
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 Thats what I was thinking but my brain never worked it out.  Thanks for the advice I'll give it a try wen I get a few minutes..... Leaving for vegas tonight so I don't think I'll have time today.
 
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 Craig
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           | Posted: January 29 2009 at 18:36 | IP Logged
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Just as an Update:  Onhiatus was very right.  For some reason 8080 did not work but 81 did.
 
 I can now control my lights form anywhere in the world (that has wifi.....)
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