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20th October 2009, 03:19 AM

Chuck Crisler Offline

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need new/backup copy of httpd.conf

I very foolishly modified my httpd.conf file without making a backup. Apache runs fine but I am having a perplexing problem with drupal and want to try a vanilla httpd.conf file. Where can I get a 'virgin' configuration file for fedora 10?

TIA!
Chuck

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20th October 2009, 04:53 AM

leigh123linux Offline

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Try

Code:

yumdownloader httpd

extract the rpm and use the conf file .

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