I'm installed the Ubuntu Bitnami Wordpress image, which installed most things for me, but now I'm thinking it was maybe a mistake, and it'd be smarter to uninstall everything and start over, but I figured I'd see here if there were any suggestions first.
So, after install, I tried to edit my apache2.conf and the sites in sites-available, using the command "sudo a2ensite ___ " to enable my site. all goes well.
However, when I go to restart or even just start my Apache server, I am not getting a cannot bind to port 80 error.
I've tried killing all processes on port 80, or even stopping apache 2 (sudo service apache2 stop), which works, but when I go to start apache again, I just end up getting a [fail] (sudo service apache2 start).
When I send "sudo fuser -v 80/tcp" I get:
80/tcp: root 837 F.... httpd
daemon 839 F.... httpd
daemon 840 F.... httpd
daemon 841 F.... httpd
daemon 842 F.... httpd
daemon 843 F.... httpd
but directly after this, I send: "sudo service apache2 status" I get: "apache2 is NOT running".
Any ideas with this? Any thoughts on something I can try to do to uninstall whatever is running httpd? I know that typically this is an apache specific file, but before I installed apache2 it wasn't showing in the directory and the webserver to me was unknown..
Thanks.
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