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1. I want to back up the system. Where WHT stores the important data?
2. Where are the Apache's configuration files and can I edit them?
1. I want to back up the system. Where WHT stores the important data?
The most important directory is where the home directories of all the users are.
WHT creates the home directories in the directory set to the $userhomedir variable
in conf_inc.php. By default it is:
/var/www/home
The directory where the Apache's configuration files are.
WHT stores them in the include subdirectory of the main Apache's configuration directory.
Usually it is:
/etc/httpd/conf/include
But you can back up all the /etc/httpd directory.
The directories where BIND's configuration files are:
/etc/wht_named
and usually
/var/named
The directory where Cron's configuration files are. Usually:
/var/spool/cron
The directories used by AWStats (If you have installed it). Usually:
/etc/awstats
and
/var/cache/awstats
The Qmail configuration directories and the users' mailboxes:
/var/qmail/control
and
/home/vpopmail/domains
Don't forget to back up the MySQL databases. Usually they are stored in:
/var/lib/mysql
2. Where are the Apache's configuration files and can I edit them?
There is a separate file for every domain and subdomain in
/etc/httpd/conf/include. You can edit them, but WHT will rewrite the edited file if you or the
user enables (disables) CGI and PHP or convert the account from free to commercial
(or back).