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From: "Jerry Feldman" <gaf at mediaone.net> > Has anyone seen this error before? > bind: address already in use > httpd: could not bind to port 80 The hpptd daemon binds to port (listens) on port (eg. socket) 80. If another program has already grabbed that port, then you would see that message. Are you running more than 1 http daemon, such as Apache ??? Also, normally, when a program closes down a port, the kernel continues to mark it "in use" for two minutes (I think), to ensure that any loose packets out there addressed to the port get rejected correctly. The program that wants to open the port can disable this behavior if it is coded to do so. So it may be that you have to wait a couple of minutes before you can restart your server. Dale
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