Hello again,
I got the sites back up, but still have a question. Here's what I did.
Copied /etc/apache/httpd.conf over every other httpd.conf file I could
find, including ones in /usr/share/apache/default-configs/apache-ssl and
/usr/share/apache/default-configs/apache-perl as well as
/etc/apache-ssl/ and /etc/apache-perl/.
Then from /etc/init.d/ I did
$ ./apache stop
$ ./apache-ssl stop
$ ./apache-perl stop
and then
$ ./apache start
and everything came back. Any thoughts on what caused my earlier
problem? I realize that I look like a newbie here. It's because I am.
Brian
On Sun, Aug 01, 2004 at 10:50:38AM -0700, Brian C wrote:
Hi,
I run Debian testing. I had Apache 1.3.29 installed and working fine,
using name-based virtual hosting to host several websites.
I upgraded to 1.3.31 this morning and it changed the default document
root back to /var/www because now ALL of my virtual hosts point to the
index.html file in /var/www. THIS IS BAD!
The strange thing is that /etc/apache/httpd.conf was not altered at all
during the upgrade process. The timestamp is still correct and all my
virtual hosts are still listed. What file did the upgrade change?
I also have apache-ssl and apache-perl installed, but haven't ever
tried to use them.
Please help me get these websites back online! Thanks.
