What needs to be in httpd.conf for cPanel?

[Specks]

I'm trying to rebuild httpd.conf just to clean it up. I noticed when you use /scripts/rebuildhttpdconf it doesn't put in NamedVirtualHost or the Aliases you need. So besides the NamedVirtualHost and the Aliases. What else needs to be in the conf file?

How would one rebuild the httpd.conf file completely without hastle?

Thanks,

[AndyReed]

I'm trying to rebuild httpd.conf just to clean it up. I noticed when you use /scripts/rebuildhttpdconf it doesn't put in NamedVirtualHost or the Aliases you need. So besides the NamedVirtualHost and the Aliases. What else needs to be in the conf file?

How would one rebuild the httpd.conf file completely without hastle?

Httpd.conf is the configuration file included in the Apache server. This file, basically, is everything to Apache. Knowing how to use it and how to edit it is extremely important in making Apache unique to your server as well as to keeping the server both efficient and secure.

Through httpd.conf, you can configure Apache server characteristics like the server name, the port on which the server will run, the threading and process spawn limits, the modules that Apache loads, the handlers for various types of files, virtual directories and hosts, mime-types, access control, etc. Luckily, doing all of these things in the httpd.conf file is incredibly easy. Although httpd.conf file is well explained and easy to configure, I suggest you don’t play with the syntax, unless you are very comfortable with Apache server.

[websupport]

Check the link for more information about httpd.conf entries:
http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/l...he-config.html

You can rebuild httpd.conf file from proftpd.conf.
· rebuildhttpdconffromproftpd - Rebuild httpd.conf from the proftpd.conf file.

Use command following command to run script:
/script/rebuildhttpdconffromproftpd