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Timlab55
Joined: 07 Nov 2021
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 Posted: Mon 06 Dec '21 19:12 Post subject: Okay Just A Quickie |
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| I have everything install (Apache, PHP, MySql and phpadmin) and everything seems to be working right. Then when I go to install the certification for let's Encrypt, they are saying that I'm missing a plug in from Apache. I have no clue what plug in they are requiring, or maybe I missed a step when putting in Apache. Either way, my question (let's be honest), is can I just uninstall Apache, re-install it and be good to go, or do I need to start from the beginning again? |
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James Blond
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Any error message?
How do you try to install the certificate? |
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Timlab55
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Not trying to be a smart a$$, but in my message I posted there was a plug in missing from apache. My only question is: If I uninstall apache, then reinstall apache, will PHP, MySql and phpmyadmin be applied to the new install or would I have to go back and start over again installing everything?
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James Blond
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Timlab55
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I choose my poison sir and I won. My website is locked and almost loaded.
However, I'm just still wondering about it. I've never worked in Linux before. So the question still remains. If I load apache in and then php, mysql and then phpmyadmin and then I realize that I screwed up with apache, can I just replace apache or do I need to reinstall php, mysql and phpmyadmin?
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James Blond
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I'm most familiar with Debian Linux. There every software has its own configuration in /etc/
If you want really remove it, use apt-get purge <package>
apt-get remove only deletes the binaries, and keeps the configuration files.
So yes, you can do that, just reinstall apache. |
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