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Missing /usr/local/psa/admin/conf/httpsd.conf
- Thread starter RenéJ
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Hi Igor,
I corrected my post above for the correct understanding. This file is normaly expected to be there, so it makes me wonder why it isn´t on my system. So I try to understand disfunctions before they may occur into problems, and it seems that PLESK isn´t generating this config on my system, .
So I don´t think it is a setting for productive envirmoments to just say, does it harm you system and if not who cares. PLESK should be a AAA Product, so I may ask for that, even if I am not a masshoster ;-)
I corrected my post above for the correct understanding. This file is normaly expected to be there, so it makes me wonder why it isn´t on my system. So I try to understand disfunctions before they may occur into problems, and it seems that PLESK isn´t generating this config on my system, .
So I don´t think it is a setting for productive envirmoments to just say, does it harm you system and if not who cares. PLESK should be a AAA Product, so I may ask for that, even if I am not a masshoster ;-)
In Plesk versions prior 10.x /usr/local/psa/admin/conf/httpsd.conf file was configuration file of modified version of Apache for Plesk admin interface (not Apache for sites hosting). Since 10.x versions this modified version of Apache has been replaced by modified version of lighttpd and called sw-cp-server with own configuration file. Therefore config /usr/local/psa/admin/conf/httpsd.conf is not actual since Plesk 10.x versions.
