ok so im trying to move this guy to a new server. well thankfully instead of getting some cpanel, and a ftp username and pass I got a remote desktop and was told "do whatever".
*sigh*
there is no php installed, IIS is the web server, no smtp server setup.
what I want to do is say screw IIS let me use apache where at least I know what I am doing. problem is its a shared host and I don't want to mess with the websites that are on there right now. Is there a way to run apache and be like "whever someone enters http://ip_address_here it will just use the apache server, else use the IIS server"??
do you understand?
apache AND IIS
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You'll have to change the ports they are listening under. Change apache port to 8080, instead of the default 80.. then access it http://localhost:8080
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ok well i went ahead and tried to install php on this IIS server. OK seamed like everything was going to go well. right as i get done with following the instructions i found i restart IIS. BAM! nothing works now. not even the websites that where on the server before and where working. WTF!
so yes, i just broke someones website and i don't know how to fix it. help?
so yes, i just broke someones website and i don't know how to fix it. help?