How to disable https binding on port 443?

How do I prevent apache from binding to port 443? HTTPS support is not needed so only want apache to bind to port 80

My /etc/apache/httpd.conf has port 80, but no mention of 443 anywhere, yet netstat reveals it binding to port 443

I have apache 1.3.29.0.2-5 on Debian Linux (knoppix)

 

Can i ask, why do you not require https?

individual config or mod_ssl needs to be removed from config afaik.

 

I don't require https because this is just a server I play around with at my house.

How do I remove mod_ssl? I tried commenting out mod_ssl in modules.conf, then stopping and restarting httpd, but it still binds to 443.

How can I change the port from 443 to a different port?

 

Can i ask why your so worried about ssl?

 

I need to use port 443 for ssh logins.

 

How do I change the https port to a different port other than 443?

 

Look in your configuration lines for a "Listen 443" line, remove it and you should be good.

 

But there is no 443 anywhere in my httpd.conf - or in any other file in /etc/apache. Where else can I look for it?

 

If not then look into /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf if you're running Apache2

If not then run the following in /etc/httpd

grep '443' `find /etc/httpd`

 

found it in a conf.d file. Thanks!

 

It's driving me nuts for a long time for my project <a href="https://www.sportsprognoz.com" >sportsprognoz</a> .
I've already disabled .httaccess and turned off ssl support it still redirects me to https.