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Featured speaker at SXSW Festival, and featured press including Billboard, Alternative Press, NPR, and NY Times.somebody can tell me why i am getting different result in browser and cmd shell?
The reason why you can't open a socket on port 80 while executing the page on port 80 is that there will be multiple instances of port 80 and this will conflict. Try executing the sockets on a port that your browser does not use although it would be very difficult.
In addition if this is not the case and you did not have a straight forward php installation then you could have php installed twice on the same computer like I've done myself then had to fix up. To check this make a script with <?php phpinfo();?> then compare it with the command line which I believe is php -version or php -v but may or may not have 2 dashes. If they are the same then you should be right on that aspect.
I hope that you don't mean an actual WS / WebSocket because if so you have got it all wrong. If on the other hand you are just trying to create a socket connection through web then you are almost there (even thought you don't bind your socket in an IP and port in your server). If this is the case and you got the results that you given then everything works fine. But again, if you are trying to create an actual WS / WebSocket server through PHP you have a long road to go, I could provide some things to read and some links to open source projects but to be honest all those are just the top of the iceberg.
Subract date and time, covert to seconds.So, first of all, your MIL is *not* a nice, sweet, innocent, well-meaning person. She is rude, invasive, narcissistic, and above all else, manipulative. And she has successfully manipulated you into thinking that you are somehow responsible for her feelings. You are *not* responsible for her feelings.  You have the right to set boundaries and stick to them, regardless of how she chooses to react to those boundaries. If she is "hurt" by your boundaries, that is her problem. Do not make it yours.

Second, this situation is your first real test of parenthood. Whether it's a child or a MIL, when you give someone a limit and threaten consequences for breaking that limit, you *must* follow through. You said, "...we told her we would cut her off if she wouldn't change." And then--surprise, surprise--she didn't change (for more than a few days). Now it's your move. You stated the limit, you stated the consequence for stepping over it. She stepped over it. Your turn. 

You also said, "I don't know what to do anymore." Yes you do. You just don't *want* to do it, because it's unpleasant, and you don't like the idea of dealing with the fallout (her bad behavior [which will increase at first when you enforce the boundary], and your husband's being hurt by having to cut her off). 

Your husband *will* be hurt by the consequences of her actions; it's unfortunate and sad, and no one wants to find themselves in this position. But you, your husband, and your child will be hurt FAR MORE in the long term if you do not follow through with enforcing the boundary that you jointly agreed upon and made clear to her, now. 

I highly recommend therapy for both of you, to help him disentangle his sense of obligation from his love for his mother, and to help you understand how ridiculously manipulative and cruel this woman has actually been to you for the entire course of your relationship.

I know you hoped she would be the mother you should have had but didn't. She is not. That idea is a fantasy, and for your own sake, you need to let go of it. She will never be what you want her to be. "If someone tells you who they are, believe them." She has not just told you, but *shown* you who she is.

 - She is someone who is FAR more concerned about herself and getting her own way than anyone else's feelings. 
 - She is someone who has absolutely no problem with lying over and over again in order to get her way and make herself look like the good guy.
 - She is someone who will literally put other people's health at risk so that she can feel superior about her own cooking. 
 - She is someone who believes getting you two to cave to her wishes is more important than respecting your boundaries (or respecting your &amp; your neighbors' right to live in reasonable peace and quiet).
 - She is someone who believes that with enough time and pressure and just the right combination of words, she can convince you, trick you, or simply force you into doing what she wants.
 - She is someone who drastically overstays her welcome under the guise of "helping," to the extent that you felt like she was almost living with you even though she has her own home just a few blocks away.
 - She is somebody who believes that she, as a grandma, has more right to your son than you, the child's actual mother, does.

Imagine what she will be like with your child if you do not deal with the unpleasantness of her entitled attitude now. You already mentioned (in your other post) the possibility of her intentionally feeding your child an allergen. She would absolutely do that! She's already essentially done it to you! She's shown you, over and over and over again, who she is and what she's willing to do to get her own way.

Imagine you are a couple weeks into the newborn phase, you haven't slept more than 2 consecutive hours in weeks, your hormones are raging, you're aching and sore and still bleeding from giving birth, you're trying to keep track of a million different details about baby while so sleep deprived that you hardly know where your own nose is, you are at your absolute limit of being able to function, and you've *just* gotten your baby to fall asleep after hours of trying to soothe him and put him down. And then your MIL comes along, deciding she wants to visit with baby RIGHT NOW, and proceeds to bang on your door, shout at the top of her lungs, ring the doorbell over and over, and wail and sob on your doorstep for 30 mins to manipulate you into letting her in. She's already shown you that she's perfectly willing to do this. How are you going to feel, as you blearily stumble over to comfort your now-wide-awake and screaming (again) baby? Are you going to be concerned about your husband's hurt feelings? Your MIL's hurt feelings? Or are you going to wish you'd enforced that "if you don't change, you're cut off" boundary weeks before, so that you could maybe be getting a few minutes of sleep right now?

You know what to do. It isn't fun, it isn't easy, it isn't fair. But it's what needs to be done to protect yourself, your husband, and your child. You are now in the extinction burst phase...you stopped letting her in whenever she wants, and now she's testing your limits to see if increasingly-unacceptable and attention-grabbing behavior can make you back down. Hold strong. Keep enforcing those boundaries. Set up stronger ones. ACTUALLY call the police next time. (Not after an extended period of her throwing a tantrum, but immediately: She knocks on the door; you or your husband say through the closed door, "We're not having visitors right now, please leave"; she knocks on the door again or responds in *any* way other than walking away; you respond with, "Since you are once again refusing to leave, we're calling the police now to have you removed." And then you do it.) 

