I was setting up SSL for my website and made the error of not changing the keys of the default file on the Sentora wiki page. How can I edit the Global Sentora Entry file from the Apache admin page by FTP since I can no longer get on my website?
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Sentora Council - Head of Support Team  OS: Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Version: 2.0.2 Server: i7-6700K @ 4GHz, 8 cores 32GB Ram (06-14-2018, 11:16 AM)BobStevenson44 Wrote: I was setting up SSL for my website and made the error of not changing the keys of the default file on the Sentora wiki page. How can I edit the Global Sentora Entry file from the Apache admin page by FTP since I can no longer get on my website? You can't do it using FTP. You can use SSH and edit /etc/sentora/configs/apache/httpd-vhosts.conf and fix the paths and start apache. But, this is only temporary fix to get apache back up and running. Once it's online again you can login as zadmin and update the custom vhost entry for that domain with the proper paths. (This will save the changes in the DB so when the daemon runs again it will have the proper data to put in the vhosts file.) |
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