Re: [cobalt-users] Lost web interface w/ raq4

[Jeff Lasman <jblists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Jim Dory wrote:

> I used pico (I've not yet tackled vi but think I will soon) with -w
> which is supposed to prevent line wrapping. I've gotten in the habit of
> using -w every time I fire up pico.

You can set up an alias so that happens all the time if you want it to
be defalt behavior; for exmple you can alias "pico" to "pico -w", or you
can alias "picow" to "pico -w"; see any good Linux administration book
<smile>.

> I opened up httpd.conf.master and
> inserted httpd.conf at the bottom of the file and then saved as
> httpd.conf. So now they are identical except for the last dozen lines or
> so from my network/server config. Maybe someone could take a look and
> see if there's other lines that should have been changed as well?

Here's a "diff" between the top of my httpd.conf and my entire
httpd.conf.master (note that I've munted the ServerAdmin address so it's
not scavangeable from the archives; the stuff on the right side of the
"@" was actually the same as the "ServerName" before I changed it):

<snip>
 112c112
 < ServerAdmin admin@localhost
 ---
 > ServerAdmin admin@xxxxxxxxxxxx(THIS IS MUNGED SEE NOTE ABOVE)
 191c191
 < ServerName localhost
 ---
 > ServerName joshua.nobaloney.net
 292a293,296
 >
 > # added jl 11:45 am 05/24/02 for chained cert
 > SSLCertificateChainFile /etc/httpd/conf/ca-bundle/ca.txt
 >
 401a406,410
 >
 > # ServerTokens added 04/10/02 21:59 Jeff Lasman
 > # to hide server information from output
 > # see "http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph/";
 > ServerTokens ProductOnly
</snip>
> Over night Dhcp kept running though, and the web server is still up. So
> I'm getting more confident. Thinking I may start putting files back on it.

Good luck in the contest <smile>.

Jeff
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