wow its worked , how is that ? 
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Sounds like its not configured for it. Mark solved, good for future reference.
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ok i want to ask last question, that mean is my website has websocket connection or rest api connection?
No idea, out of my league that stuff. Maybe create a new topic on it.
ok thanks sir
It doesn’t mean either of those things. Completely unrelated to either of those things.
Look up “systemd socket activation”.
You started it (it isn’t active by default, and we don’t activate it), so I would hope you’d know why you started it. But, since you don’t, maybe just undo what you did. It is not generally used for long-running services. Normally the httpd.service is enabled and it is not socket activated, it is just always on. Socket activation could work, if you’ve configured things correctly, but I can’t think of a single good reason to use socket activation for Apache on a dedicated web server.
The fact that it’s enabled has nothing to do with software updates, unless you’ve installed some third party software that messes around with httpd and wants socket activation for some reason (but that seems unlikely). I’m guessing you enabled httpd.socket accidentally when trying to interact with httpd.service.
And, it definitely has nothing to do with restarting Webmin.
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