[snerdini]

Long story short, the Server Admin tool (OS X Server 10.3) is rather buggy and was pissing me off, so I decided to start hacking the Apache config files by hand. I have experience with Apache on Linux, so got cocky and decided not to back up the original files. Now I can't configure any websites properly via the Server Admin tool - is there any way I can get a default /etc/httpd/ folder without reinstalling OS X Server?

[philzilla]

dude. backup. always.

i'm just putting a fresh install on my iBook as i type this, so i can zip that and mail you the archive, if you like?

[snerdini]

I know, I know. I usually do, but this is a test server, so no biggie.

Anyway, I've got things up and running again, thanks to a little Unix-based config file hacking.

Thanks anyway.

Just as an aside - would I have been able to restore the files I needed with Pacifist? I know that's a powerful little app...