Uninstalling Apache might not be a bad idea depending on just how
misconfigured it is at the moment. You may find though that uninstalling
and reinstalling would be easier if you were to use kpackage though. Much
easier to use in my experience.
You would first want to uninstall Apache using kapckage, and then locate
the RPM on the install CD and reinstall the package. You could also try
just reinstalling over top of the already existing package supressing the
dependency warnings. If this is done you want to be sure to tell kapackage
to "replace" all the files. This should bring Apache back to it's original
state.
--
Mark
~~~
...someone once asked Annie Sullivan what she saw in a man she was
considering as perspective suiter who had a terrible case of acne.
Annie was reported to have replied, "His face is an easy read!"
On Mon, 2 Oct 2000 9:24pm ,Philip Trauring spake passionately in a message:
> I've messed up my apache settings so that now it won't work. I have
> Mandrake 7.1. I mostly used webmin to make the changes and things
> were working fine, but now apache loads fine, but i can't access any
> web pages from any browser.
>
> Any suggestions for reverting the settings back to the original
> settings? How about how to uninstall apache? I assume I could
> reinstall using rpmdrake if I needed to, but I don't know how to
> uninstall apache. I'd prefer to fix the conf file, but I have not
> idea what's wrong. Is there a way to get the conf file back to the
> original default?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Philip Trauring
>
>
