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Nothing in "000-default.conf" file...

Posted May 13, 2015 11.9k views
Ubuntu Apache Configuration Management

Hello,

The first time I tried to edit “000-default.conf” to use my certificate with Apache I got the usual <VirtualHost *:80> content.

But I made a mistake with my keys and closed the console. Now the only thing I have is some “ ~ ” and nothing else. I already tried recover option but it didn’t work. It seems like I have accidentally deleted what was inside it…

How bad I screwed up? Is there a solution?

Thank you very much…

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ryanpq May 13, 2015

Not badly. The 000default.conf file is a standard configuration file before you edit it. You can find an example to copy and paste in step 4 of this tutorial.

How To Set Up Apache Virtual Hosts on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
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