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No issue, as you can see from that
output there is already an nginx process listening on port 80,
which means nothing else (even another nginx) can use port 80.
You need to kill that instance of nginx, which will clear port 80. Then you can start a new instance on port 80. On 07/13/2013 05:27 PM, Atul Bansal wrote:
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