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  1. big_bull

    big_bull Well-Known Member

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    Hi,

    I am a fool.

    I want to change IP for a domain in httpd.conf because IP entered previously was wrong one and client gets default cpanel page so I have searched for that domain using / and the messagge was "Pattern not found" but I havent read the message the curser was blinking on other domain I changed IP for that domain and saved file by !wq and checked the domain in (which has problem) in browser still same problem, so I checked that domain in httpd.conf once and got message "Pattern not found" this time I have read that1 and realized that I have done something wrong.I want to know how can I know for which domain I have changed IP in httpd.conf


    Pls Pls advice me.:(
     
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    #1 big_bull, Jan 14, 2007
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    Change that through whm > account functions > Change Site's IP Address
     
    #2 jayh38, Jan 15, 2007
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    big_bull Well-Known Member

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    Hi thanks for response

    I dont know the domain name for which I changed IP in httpd.conf its an accident
    I want to change for A but thinking of A I have changed for B and I don't know the domain which is changed.


    Thanks

    Pls pls reply...
     
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    #3 big_bull, Jan 16, 2007
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    big_bull Well-Known Member

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    Any chance?
     
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    #4 big_bull, Jan 21, 2007
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    you can use the /scripts/rebuildhttpdconf to rebuild the httpd.conf and compare which was change
    hope that helps
     
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