4.0.2 apache folder instead of apach2 folder
Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2013 6:01 pmJust noticed on a fresh install from the weekend that /etc/apache has a "conf.d" in it ... but this should be in /etc/apache2 instead (there's another folder there with the same name ...).
The only thing in the /etc/apache folder is viciarchive.conf, whereas /etc/apache2 has all the required entries. Likely just a typo during a file copy.
The only thing in the /etc/apache folder is viciarchive.conf, whereas /etc/apache2 has all the required entries. Likely just a typo during a file copy.