(12-08-2012 11:04 PM)fxjudy Wrote: [ -> ]Hello,
I cannot get it to run,I got this "port 80 is currently in use.stop the services listening on port 80",
How to do this?I didn't find out port 80 is in use.
Anyone help me,thank you very much.
Hello fxjudy
You must run Captcha Sniper as Admin in Windows XP compatibility mode for Vista and Win 7 users
You got a message box saying that Port 80 is in use.
If this happens, this means you have something listening on Port 80. To properly emulate the decaptcha HTTP post, Captcha Sniper must be able to use Port 80. This could be anything such as an web server, skype, teamviewer, apache, IIS or something else.
On windows 7 (not sure about the others), to find out what’s using port 80, you can start command prompt and run:
[hide]netstat -o -n -a | findstr 0.0:80[/hide]
In the last column of the output, you should see a number which is the Process ID of the application using port 80.
You can then start Task Manager (CTRL+ALT+DELETE)and click on the PROCESSES tab at the top. (Be sure to enable viewing the process id in Task Manager by selecting VIEW >> SELECT COLUMNS >> PID (Process Identifier).
Look for the PID that was in the last column of the netstat result and stop it.
If you don’t find the PID in the PROCESSES tab, it means that it is a SERVICE. Switch from the processes tab to the SERVICES tab and stop the service with that PID.
If the PID belongs to Skype:
Open Skype and go to TOOLS >> CONNECTION OPTIONS and uncheck port 80 and 443 and click SAVE
If the PID belongs to Teamviewer:
Open TeamViewer and go to EXTRAS >> OPTIONS >> ADVANCED and uncheck incoming ports 80 and 443 and click OK
Another simple way to check what process is using up port 80, download the following tool and run it:
[hide]http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/cports.html[/hide]
(This is copied and pasted from the Captcha Sniper User Guide as one of their suggested tools. I have never used it myself.)
Hope that helps