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First, find port 80 services

So if we want to install 80, we need to close the occupied port 80 and switch to the / etc/init.d service startup script to check. As shown in the picture, httpd (if you are not sure which one needs to be searched)

2. To view port 80, you need to confirm whether port 80 is occupied. You can enter it (take centos as an example in this case)

Netstat-nat | grep ": 80"

Listen is shown below to indicate that it is running

Third, after shutting down the 80 port service and finding the port that occupies the 80 service, as shown in the figure. Stop the service by executing the command

Check the port usage again, there is no 80 in use.

Continue to install the service after 80% of the service has been temporarily used, just continue to install the software you just had

Once installed, check port 80 again

To check the number of processes on port 80, you can check the current usage of port 80 by adding the wc-l command.

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