I am logged in as superuser through ssh. I want to upload my http.conf ..can and how do i do this
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FTP it from the old server to the new serverOriginally posted by juicylinks
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/usr/local/apache/conf
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copy it from the old server /conf directory to a domain, and wget it to the new server and copy it to the /conf directory.
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If it was me, I would WGET it. I have ftp to move files and sites, but you would have to install the software first.
cp /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf /home/sites/yoursite/web
(copy the httpd.conf file to one of your domains so you can wget it)
on your new server
wget http://www.mydomain.com/httpd.conf
once you get it,
cp httpd.conf /usr/local/apache/conf
Make sure you backup your old one FIRST!!!
cp httpd.conf httpd.conf.bak
I haven't tried it, but in theory it should work. You might have to use switches with the cp command to overwrite the old httpd.conf fileICQ: 316365783
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If you need more help, you can lftp it. Give an e-mail I will send you a link....If you can't figure it out, get someone to do it for you. httpd.conf is a somewhat important file. ;)Originally posted by juicylinks
Huh?????????????
J/K Ill give it a try thanks for the help , yeah I am on
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If you need more help, you can lftp it. Give an e-mail I will send you a link....If you can't figure it out, get someone to do it for you. httpd.conf is a somewhat important file. ;)Originally posted by juicylinks
Huh?????????????
J/K Ill give it a try thanks for the help , yeah I am on
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