Forum Moderators: phranque
Thanks
my sites are still working, but I had to restore an old copy (11/11/07). Now, before restarting it, I thought if there was a way to see what's loaded on apache memory instead of seeing what I changed etc. That's a pain. It's not a death sentence, just very annoying. My main sites are there, but I added drupal, and a few other things that have their settings /.htaccess files. I use httpd.conf for .htaccess.
So, there is no way to tell apache to write the loaded httpd.conf on a file?
Defensive mode ;): I usually have several backups of mysql and of the sites in /$day folders but for some reason httpd.conf was excluded. Turns out I have RAID so I am stuck. I just enabled daily backups of /etc and httpd just in case for future screwups.
thanks again