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Re: the process can not access the file because it is being used by another process 
Posted: 09 May 07 9:26 AM
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fiogf49gjkf0d Definitely change the port. That's almost always the problem.
While anything above port 1024 is supposed to be for your use, sometimes the system takes a hold of 1025 (I've even had it use 1026) it and leaves you wondering why you can't use it. Try 1030 and see if it works.
Also, I used to use fport to determine what's using what port, but it doesn't run on windows 2003. I think there's a built in windows command to do the same thing or you can find a utility that will help you, but you'll probably find something using 1025. I've had it happen too many times.
Jeff
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Re: the process can not access the file because it is being used by another process
Posted: 10 May 07 3:27 AM
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fiogf49gjkf0d I think Netstat is built into windows and will tell you what is using the port. I always use 1080 onwards, although saying that Ive had this issue using port number from 1025 to 1230. What else do you have on the box? I know Crystal Enterprise has a habit of snatching ports from web sites after a reboot. A workaround ive used in the past is to disable the default web site and reboot - this relieved the port snatching in my case, but obviously this can only be used if you are not using youre default web site for another web site.
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Re: the process can not access the file because it is being used by another process
Posted: 15 May 07 9:38 AM
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fiogf49gjkf0d Yes "netstat -an" can get you those stats on where what is listening....
Also why to move to another port to make your corporate fw block you(then you need specific FW rules to let this happen)
Disable the default IIS website and move this site to port 80 and make it the easiest for your setup. |
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