Why doesn't Apache want to turn on (CentOS)?

Question

Apache HTTP Server

The server worked correctly, everything was fine.
The SSL certificate began to be installed here according to this instruction .
When trying to restart Apache began to swear. Rolled back the changes in the httpd.conf file. I re-uploaded the file, but Apache still swears. Screenshot is attached.
The last line says "unable to open logs". I checked the log files:
/var/www/httpd-logs/mydomain.error.log
/var/www/httpd-logs/mydomain.access.log
Everything seems to be in place: permissions - 644, owner/group - apache apache.
Initially, the server was installed through IPSmanager, now the trial is over, so you have to do everything manually.
The feeling that I made a mistake somewhere a long time ago, now it has surfaced and prevents it from starting, and installing the certificate has nothing to do with it. Although, on the other hand, yesterday I completely rebooted the server and Apache did not swear - it started itself correctly without my participation.

Answer 1

Someone hangs on port 443, so don't start,
try httpd restart
If it doesn't help, show netstat -nlp | grep 443