RE: [cobalt-users] httpd.conf locked?

[BSmith@xxxxxxxxxxx]

Benedict:

How do I overwrite the httpd.conf (in etc/httpd/conf/)
after changing it manually ? Even when logged in as admin
I don't seem to have permission to do that.

This wasn't the case before OS 6.4 (a.f.a.i.k.)

It isn't that hard.

1) login as admin
2) su - (enter admin password)
	Your now ROOT
3) cd /etc/httpd/conf
4) ls -l
Look to the far left, you should see something like

-rw-r--r-- 1 root root

Or something very similar ... Look at the first set of three letters.  If it
says "-rw-" You can edit the file as root
if it says "-r--" you need to change the file permission of it

chmod 644 httpd.conf

then do the "ls -l" and you should see
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root

Now you can edit the file.

Brian Smith 
CCNA, NCSA
Network Support Engineer
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