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  1. erus

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    Hi, i just tried upgrading to APACHE2 in the edge build, after trying several options with it, i gave up because it wouldnt work. so ive moved back to the current build.

    But now all my websites say There is no website configured at this address. and when i click list accounts in WHM there are no accounts there.

    I would be gratefull for any help

    Cheers,
    Mark
     
    #1 erus, Aug 30, 2006
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    Upgrading and then downgrading Apache is not very wise. Your httpd.conf file, and some of your DNS zones, were modified in the process and you have to correct the directives in these files to get your sites up and running.
     
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    Andy is right, and to that end, try /scripts/rebuildhttpdconf and see what you get.
     
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    hi, Thanks for youe help, ive tried that and it doesnt work either, i have no idea what to do
     
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    Could try /scripts/rebuildhttpdconffromproftpd. Double check in /usr/local/apache/conf/ and make sure there's no test or backup ones hiding in there which you could use. If not, you'll have to rebuild the conf from scratch for each domain...
     
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    you could just restore your httpd.conf from your last backup and also take a look to see if your dns zones changed. I think that your conf file would be the main thing to worry about.
     
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