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  1. mazhar_shaikh

    mazhar_shaikh Registered

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    Hello,

    How can we see httpd.conf through web browser. I am using this script. I am using mozilla firefox and Internet Explorer.

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    <?php
    $handle = fopen("/usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf", "r");
    echo $handle;
    ?>

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    Any idea?
     
    #1 mazhar_shaikh, Jun 5, 2006
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    This file is owned by the system's root user and by default it does not have the proper permissions for a php script to open for reading. If you want to see the file and are on a shared web server, ask your web host provider for a copy - they may or may not do so, though.
     
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    There are a couple of WHM file managers out there, we use the one from http://configserver.com/ You can then edit all the files via a web browser.
     
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    the httpd.conf is 0600 root:root permissions so unless you have root access your not going to be able to view,edit or do anything else with the httpd.conf
     
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