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Hi,
I have a real fustrating problem, and to tell you the truth for all the years ive been using plesk since 2.0 and all the backup and restores and gallons of problems i've had, this is a FIRST
I was doing a psadump from my
7.5.4 Plesk on a Apache 1.3.x, FreeBSD 4.9 system
and a psarestore on a
7.5.4 Plesk on a Apache 2.0.x, CentOS 4.3 system
All went well except the HTTPD would not start, for starters i fiqured out that Apache 2.0 no longer accepts
User Foo
Group Foo
in the Vhost Configs....
What was once ..
<VirtualHost domain.com>
User username
Group foo
</VirtualHost>
now becomes
<VirtualHost domain.com>
SuexecUserGroup username foo
</VirtualHost>
But that was only the quater of the problem I wil never understand I mean never ever ever... understand
why the vhosts DIR is placed in diffrent spots on diffrent systems
Redhat9.0 /home/httpd/vhosts
Freebsd4.9 /usr/local/psa/home/vhosts
CentOS4.3 /var/www/vhosts
Here is my Real problem, that stumped me
Psa Restored, my old vhosts directory to the httpd configs with a new vhosts directory in place
in other words #$@% ...
Apache is looking for my FreeBSD 4.9 vhosts dir
/usr/local/psa/home/vhosts/
When On CentOS4.3 the physical is located
/var/www/vhosts/
Does anybody have an idea what i can do??
Much appreciated
Thanks
Rick
I have a real fustrating problem, and to tell you the truth for all the years ive been using plesk since 2.0 and all the backup and restores and gallons of problems i've had, this is a FIRST
I was doing a psadump from my
7.5.4 Plesk on a Apache 1.3.x, FreeBSD 4.9 system
and a psarestore on a
7.5.4 Plesk on a Apache 2.0.x, CentOS 4.3 system
All went well except the HTTPD would not start, for starters i fiqured out that Apache 2.0 no longer accepts
User Foo
Group Foo
in the Vhost Configs....
What was once ..
<VirtualHost domain.com>
User username
Group foo
</VirtualHost>
now becomes
<VirtualHost domain.com>
SuexecUserGroup username foo
</VirtualHost>
But that was only the quater of the problem I wil never understand I mean never ever ever... understand
why the vhosts DIR is placed in diffrent spots on diffrent systems
Redhat9.0 /home/httpd/vhosts
Freebsd4.9 /usr/local/psa/home/vhosts
CentOS4.3 /var/www/vhosts
Here is my Real problem, that stumped me
Psa Restored, my old vhosts directory to the httpd configs with a new vhosts directory in place
in other words #$@% ...
Apache is looking for my FreeBSD 4.9 vhosts dir
/usr/local/psa/home/vhosts/
When On CentOS4.3 the physical is located
/var/www/vhosts/
Does anybody have an idea what i can do??
Much appreciated
Thanks
Rick
