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How To Locate The Apache Config File In CentOS


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How can we determine the location of the default setup files for the httpd package in CentOS?

To discover the location of the httpd package's default configuration files in CentOS, we can employ different methods. One approach is to utilize the RPM command to query the package and retrieve its associated configuration files. Alternatively, we can leverage the find command to search the file system for these files.

RPM Query Configuration Files

By using the RPM command with the -q option to query a package and the -c option to list its configuration files, we can retrieve the desired information. In this example, we execute the RPM command with the -qc options on the httpd package, which corresponds to Apache in CentOS.

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These are all the default configuration files installed by the httpd package.

The primary Apache configuration file is located at /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf, and most modifications to Apache are made in this file.

Find Command

If you have installed Apache without using packages, such as compiling it from source or installing it in a custom location, you can employ the find command to search the entire file system for these files.

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In the above example, the find command scans the root of the file system ('/') and retrieves every file named 'httpd.conf'.

Remember that any changes made to the Apache configuration files require a reload or restart of Apache to apply the modifications.

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