Adelaide,

I have a little doubt whether or not you can run
Apache twice on the same machine, but if what 
you try would work, you have to change the port 
of one of the 2 Apaches.

For instance you could try and set one of the 2
on port 82. You would have to call that apache
with:
http://localhost:82
or 
http://localhost:82/index.html

You have to search your httpd.conf for the line:
port 80 

and change it to 
port 82

HTH,
Frans Vermeulen

PS. it would be easier to use a single Apache using
virtualhosts or just take a different starthtml-page.
index.html and fi. myindex.html

Adelaide,

> You have to search your httpd.conf for the line:
> port 80 

Listen 80

If you have two copies of Apache running, they cannot listen on the same
ports (unless you have configured them to listen on different interfaces)

Why run Apache under Wine when you can run it in native Linux? This seems
absurd, especially when you have a Linux copy running.

Why run v1.3? This is so outdated it is unbelievable, and definitely NOT
optimised for Windows - therefore is likely to run like a one-legged dog
under Wine.

As Frans suggested, using the Virtual Hosting option would be a huge
benefit. I have over 20 webs running on one server without problems. In
fact, I don;t see why anyonme would want to setup a non-vhost environment.
Even if you only run one web, doing it on a vhost allows you to add another
web later in moments.

Regards,

Phil Ide

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