How to get or restore default httpd.conf apache

[MediaStar]

May i know how to get or restore default httpd.conf on apache? Im doing some modification and failed to start the apache

MediaStar Reviewed by MediaStar on 2nd Jul 2012. How to get or restore default httpd.conf apache May i know how to get or restore default httpd.conf on apache? Im doing some modification and failed to start the apache :facepalm: Rating: 5

[DLow]

Did you not back it up before hand ?

always backup, you can back up by doing

cp /etc/ my.cnf my.cnf.orig

atm i used my.cnf because im actually working on my sql right now but you get the idea, most people create a backup .bck but if its the original i backup and use file.orig

so you will always have it and you can always nano /etc/my.cnf.orig

to see the original. Are you using cpanel ?

[Gavo]

This site is using a hacked database of W junction

[onel0ve]

May i know how to get or restore default httpd.conf on apache? Im doing some modification and failed to start the apache

install using rpm ? Remove that rpm and reinstall it.
If its cpanel then /scripts/rebuildhttpdconf

[Apathetic]

How about:

find / -type f -name http*.conf*

Or just reinstall apache?

[MediaStar]

Did you not back it up before hand ?

always backup, you can back up by doing

cp /etc/ my.cnf my.cnf.orig

atm i used my.cnf because im actually working on my sql right now but you get the idea, most people create a backup .bck but if its the original i backup and use file.orig

so you will always have it and you can always nano /etc/my.cnf.orig

to see the original. Are you using cpanel ?

not backup
btw thx for remind me

Try

updatedb
locate httpd.conf 

hmmm not working on my side like SS

install using rpm ? Remove that rpm and reinstall it.
If its cpanel then /scripts/rebuildhttpdconf

How about:

find / -type f -name http*.conf*

Or just reinstall apache?

im follow this

http://www.besthostingforums.com/rep...n.php?p=782708

thx everyone