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vhost.conf has no affect

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screamv

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I created a vhost.conf to change some PHP settings, uploaded it, and restarted Apache. My changes did not take affect.

I looked at the http.include file, and nowhere except in the commented space at the top of the file, do I see referance to vhost.conf. So how is the vhost.conf supposed to work if the http.include does not "include" it?

What can I do to fix?

Thanks!
 
Look in the manual for plesk admin. There is a command you need to run before vhost.conf works. Don't remember it, but the "old" one, which still works is:
/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/websrvmng -u --vhost-name=YOURDOMAIN.com
 
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