Doh, anyone have Debian 7 apache config file?

[Red Squirrel]

Not paying attention I typed rm instead of vim. I wanted to delete the conf.d/welcome.conf file and realized it was not there then went to just edit the config file and forgot I had already typed rm.

Long story short, I deleted the config file. Anyone have this config file by chance, I could reinstall into a VM to get the file but thought I'd ask. Don't care if it's default or not I just need something to go on so I can edit for myself.

For some reason if I uninstall and reinstall it does not put a new config file.

 

[Red Squirrel]

Nevermind, turns out I had a VM already setup when I was testing vmware. I don't know why Debian likes to do things so differently though, their config is not even close to what any other distro uses, good thing I did not decide to just try a config from another server.

 

[TheRyuu]

Would

apt-get install --reinstall apache

Not have done it? Even with a purge of the original? Maybe even a dpkg-reconfigure. It may even put sample configuration files in /usr/share or something like that.

 

[dave_the_nerd]

Sudo-like typing detected? D:

Anyway, I've actually heard of people initializing certain directories (like /etc) as git repos so they can roll that stuff back. Seems like a bad idea to me, but I've never tried it myself.

 

[Red Squirrel]

Would

apt-get install --reinstall apache

Not have done it? Even with a purge of the original? Maybe even a dpkg-reconfigure. It may even put sample configuration files in /usr/share or something like that.

Did not know of that command so never tried it. I'll have to try to remember that one for next time something like this happens.