Web Sharing not starting up

i have recently installed the Darwin web streaming serer onto my Mac Mini (running on Mac OS X 10.4.9) and since installing it my web sharing option doesnt start up or says web sharing is not installed. i have restarted my mac and re installed Mac OS X but still doesnt work. i am trying to avoid reformatting my hard drive.
Jak
Mini Mac Power PC, Mac Book Pro Mac OS X (10.4.9)

Don't reformat your hard drive, it won't do any good. The streaming server takes the place of apache which Apple considers "web sharing". If you started up apache and it also listened on port 80, which would you expect to get when you made an http request? You now have "web sharing" up all the time (confirm this by putting "http://localhost/" into your browser) just not with the official Apple server, which is why you can't select that option.

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I've been trying to set up my websharing with authentication access (using a .htpasswd file). Unfortunately, I think I've broken something; in the Sharing Preference Pane, Web Sharing is continuously starting up - it's never 'started', and the button is greyed out. I can access the web server, but only sporadically - sometimes I can see files on the server, sometimes the server cannot be found, seemingly at random.
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Did you save your default httpd.conf file? Switching back to the default file should solve the problem (but would of course undo all of the changes you made trying to set up the .htpasswd).

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Hello,
I use the java gui 7.20 on Linux.
When I click a link icon that points to a document on my content server, it does not start a web browser
to open the url.
Would you know how I could trace the problem?
Thanks in advance for your help

Hello,
you can verify with following steps:
Please enable tracing according to [note 683960|https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/683960] and add trace keys GMUX and C_GMUX by removing the comment symbols in front of the last two lines of the list.
Then perform the steps, which should result in opening that URL in the browser.
Open the trace file and search for "GMUX Request".
In case there are such entries, the corrections part of [note 1444941|https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1444941] should solve your problem.
Otherwise you might want to create a support message on component BC-FES-JAV, so we can look into this.
Best regards
Rolf-Martin

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