iTP Secure WebServer Operator Messages Manual

WEBSERV Messages
iTP Secure WebServer Operator Messages Manual—429507-002
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Events 1 through 999: WebServer (httpd process)
Messages (Identifier: httpd)
For information about configuration directives, see the iTP Secure WebServer System
Administrator’s Guide .
197
directive-name
is the name of the configuration directive that caused the error.
port-num
is the port number already in use.
Cause. The httpd process attempted to bind to a port but could not because the
specified port was already in use.
Effect. The iTP Secure WebServer environment does not start.
Recovery. You can use SCF to query TCP/IP about the port numbers in use. If the
port number is still in use, you will need to change the port number specified in the
Accept or AcceptSecureTransport directive in the configuration file (httpd.config) so
that it specifies a port number not in use. For information about the Accept and
AcceptSecureTransport directives, see the iTP Secure WebServer System
Administrator’s Guide .
For information about configuration directives, see the iTP Secure WebServer System
Administrator’s Guide .
198
socket-error
is an error code returned by the TCP/IP socket function. See the TCP/IP and
IPX/SPX Programming Manual for explanations of socket errors.
Cause. An error occurred when the httpd process attempted to obtain a socket. Refer
to the socket error reported in the message for more details about the cause.
Effect. The iTP Secure WebServer environment does not start.
Recovery. Consult the TCP/IP and IPX/SPX Programming Manual for socket error
information and take the recovery action recommended for the error.
(#197) directive-name directive: port port-num in use by
another directive
(#198) could not get socket ( socket-error )