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root access to apaches conf folder

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wenowo

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Hi,

this might seem a dumb question, but how do I get access to the conf folder that belongs to root.

Tries with the website admin.. doesn't work. Tried with the "admin" of plesk...did not work

so who is "root" of this folder and can configurate the apache files if not admin?
 
The root of the server is the owner. As in the Linux root, not the Plesk root. If you want to make changes you'll need to SSH in and edit it that way.
 
Thanks a lot. Didn't have the idea that Plesk is unable to access it... always worked on webmin directly..
This brings one step further in setting up the server. Might gonna post more stupid beginner questions later on ;-)
 
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