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Reset httpd.conf on apache?

         

csjohn

10:44 am on Jan 13, 2005 (gmt 0)



Hello I am having a problem.
I rent a server from a datacenter that they dont offer good support anyway.

I want to do this. reset httpd.conf file of the apache on my fedor core1 server (linux). I have access to SSH right now. How can I reset httpd.conf file.

(Trying to get apache to start) every time I restart it it say apache faild contact sysadmin.

RedScourge

5:32 am on Jan 17, 2005 (gmt 0)

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what, like "replace" the current httpd.conf file with the default httpd.conf file distributed with apache?

doesnt apache come with a httpd.default.conf file that contains the server defaults? mine did, of course i use it on windows though too.

just download apache again, get their default conf file, and replace it.

if youre trying to replace the apache configuration remotely, you need to have remote access to the directory in which the httpd.conf file goes. if you dont, you gotta go there and put it on.

is that what youre asking?