[SOLVED] httpd.conf location

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[SOLVED] httpd.conf location

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where is the http.conf file usually located in a file manager?
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like in a web host control panel? usually you don't have access to it, other than maybe reading it, but even then, very unlikely..
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i need to add a line to it
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what needs adding?

If mime related, most web host control panels offer a mime settings page that allows you to customize the mime handlings of files. But that depends on the host, control panel and several other factors.
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Post by sk8erh4x0r »

yea, i've been looking around the control panel for it. I'm adding this:

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AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps
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which control panel?
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Ensim Pro 4.0.2-7
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from some quick searches and looking around, it appears only the windows version allows mime changes.
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Post by sk8erh4x0r »

turns out my control panel doesn't allow me to edit that file. It's solved though

I added it to the .htaccess file in the http directory :D
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