Re: Re-Installing OS X Server 10.4

Subject: Re: Re-Installing OS X Server 10.4

From: David Colville <email@hidden>

Date: Thu, 18 Jan 2007 09:05:33 +1100

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What does "sudo apachectl configtest" come back with?

There's no "archive and install" for Server per se - but maybe there's an easier resolution...

On 18/01/2007, at 8:51 AM, Jonathan Schwartz wrote:

Woeking through a long distance emergency here. My web services won't start up after performing a third party software update (ClamAV). I believe that I need to re-install Server on the machine that is located in a colo facility.

The question: can OS X Server 10.4 be re-installed in a repair mode, rather than blow away the entire disk?

TIA,

Jonathan

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