I'm responsible now for a apache webserver...
There are a lot of locations of httpd.conf saves an backups and all
that stuff...
So, how do I find out which httpd.conf is realy used by httpd
deamon????
Thanks
Andrea Arquint
ps ax | grep httpd
if it shows up: /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd
then most like the config is in /usr/local/apache/conf/ = httpd.conf
if it shows /usr/bin/httpd (or /usr/sbin/httpd) not entirely 100% sure, then
it might be in /etc/httpd/conf/ = httpd.conf
Try this for starters.
"Andrea Arquint" <aarq...@hsw.fhz.ch> wrote in message
news:q3vsf0hmuqnrknff0...@4ax.com...
httpd -V will show the default compilation options where there is the
complete path of the default configuration file. Then check in the
script used to start the daemon if that location is overridden by
the -C option.
Davide
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I renamed it back and then it works... So I think.. Thas all...
Thanks
Andrea Arquint