By fhassanpur
I had a droplet running django and apache+mod_wsgi for a web server. I recently wanted to switch to the S.F. data center so I created a snapshot of my droplet and then destroyed my Ny1 droplet. After i restored my droplet, I visited the I.P. address of my server and I get “It works!” default apache webpage. Everything is still intact and I reloaded apache multiple time but I still no luck. Any help is appreciated.
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Run the following command as root: <br> <br>“grep -r -i ‘old IP’ /etc/apache2/sites-enabled” <br> <br>Edit all the files that were listed in grep’s output and make sure your IP address is correct.
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