Lieven,
I believe that was the case that there was two instances running. This would explain why this mongoose.conf file looks like this:
# Mongoose web server configuration file.
# Lines starting with ‘#’ and empty lines are ignored.
# For detailed description of every option, visit
# http://code.google.com/p/mongoose/wiki/MongooseManual
# cgi_extensions .php
# cgi_environment <value>
# put_delete_passwords_file <value>
# cgi_interpreter ./php/php-cgi.exe
# protect_uri <value>
# authentication_domain mydomain.com
# ssi_extensions .shtml,.shtm
# access_log_file <value>
# ssl_chain_file <value>
# enable_directory_listing no
# error_log_file error.log
# global_passwords_file <value>
# index_files index.php
# enable_keep_alive no
# access_control_list <value>
# max_request_size 16384
# extra_mime_types <value>
# listening_ports 9091
# document_root ./core
# ssl_certificate <value>
# num_threads 10
# run_as_user <value>
Currently I have it running. Thanks!