Installed Foreman on my server. Wasn't entirely expecting it to modify the
httpd.conf, and in my haste I didn't make a recent backup of httpd.conf
before installing Foreman. Does Foreman create a backup of the file? I've
checked the httpd.conf.bak as well as rpmnew and rpmsave, and they were not
modified anytime recently and do not contain the correct content.
I don't believe Foreman modifies httpd.conf directly. I think it probably
just sticks configuration in /etc/httpd/conf.d.
Of course, I could be completely wrong. I can't check right now.
Josh
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On Tue, Dec 30, 2014 at 2:37 PM, Chris McGroarty wrote:
Installed Foreman on my server. Wasn’t entirely expecting it to modify the
httpd.conf, and in my haste I didn’t make a recent backup of httpd.conf
before installing Foreman. Does Foreman create a backup of the file? I’ve
checked the httpd.conf.bak as well as rpmnew and rpmsave, and they were not
modified anytime recently and do not contain the correct content.
Just shooting in the dark, I am not sure how exactly this Puppet feature
works.
LZ
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On Tue, Dec 30, 2014 at 11:37:05AM -0800, Chris McGroarty wrote:
> Installed Foreman on my server. Wasn't entirely expecting it to modify the
> httpd.conf, and in my haste I didn't make a recent backup of httpd.conf
> before installing Foreman. Does Foreman create a backup of the file? I've
> checked the httpd.conf.bak as well as rpmnew and rpmsave, and they were not
> modified anytime recently and do not contain the correct content.
>
> Thanks!
>
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Just shooting in the dark, I am not sure how exactly this Puppet feature
works.
LZ
On Tue, Dec 30, 2014 at 11:37:05AM -0800, Chris McGroarty wrote:
Installed Foreman on my server. Wasn’t entirely expecting it to modify the
httpd.conf, and in my haste I didn’t make a recent backup of httpd.conf
before installing Foreman. Does Foreman create a backup of the file? I’ve
checked the httpd.conf.bak as well as rpmnew and rpmsave, and they were not
modified anytime recently and do not contain the correct content.
Just shooting in the dark, I am not sure how exactly this Puppet feature
works.
LZ
On Tue, Dec 30, 2014 at 11:37:05AM -0800, Chris McGroarty wrote:
Installed Foreman on my server. Wasn’t entirely expecting it to modify the
httpd.conf, and in my haste I didn’t make a recent backup of httpd.conf
before installing Foreman. Does Foreman create a backup of the file? I’ve
checked the httpd.conf.bak as well as rpmnew and rpmsave, and they were not
modified anytime recently and do not contain the correct content.