Choosing an upgrade path

Saving web server configuration and data

If you want to configure the SCO OpenServer Release 5.0.7 Apache web server to replicate your Netscape FastTrack Server configuration, you should save your current web server configuration files before installing SCO OpenServer so you have them as a reference when configuring the Apache server.

The following sections describe how to save server configurations for a system that:

does not use virtual domains
uses virtual domains

Saving server configuration and data: standard configuration

If your system does not use virtual domains, save the following files and directories to a floppy disk:

   /usr/internet/ip/0.0.0.0/publish/*
   /usr/internet/ip/0.0.0.0/publish/ftp/*
   /usr/internet/ip/0.0.0.0/ns_httpd/config/magnus.conf
   /usr/internet/ip/0.0.0.0/ns_httpd/config/obj.conf
   /usr/internet/ip/0.0.0.0/ns_httpd/config/mime.types
   /usr/internet/ip/0.0.0.0/ns_https/config/magnus.conf
   /usr/internet/ip/0.0.0.0/ns_https/config/mime.types
   /usr/internet/ip/0.0.0.0/ns_https/config/obj.conf
   /usr/internet/ns_httpd/docs/*
   /usr/internet/ns_https/docs/*

Some of these files and directories might not be present on your system (if, for example, you have not configured an ftp server or a secure server).

For an example of creating a simple shell script to save these files to disk, see ``Example sendmail backup'' earlier in this chapter.

Saving server configuration and data: virtual domain configuration

If your system uses virtual domains, save the following files and directories to a floppy disk:

/usr/internet/ip/ipaddress/ns_httpd/config/magnus.conf
/usr/internet/ip/ipaddress/ns_httpd/config/obj.conf
/usr/internet/ip/ipaddress/ns_httpd/config/mime.types
/usr/internet/ip/ipaddress/ns_https/config/magnus.conf
/usr/internet/ip/ipaddress/ns_https/config/obj.conf
/usr/internet/ip/ipaddress/ns_https/config/mime.types
/usr/internet/ip/ipaddress/publish/htdocs/*
/usr/internet/ip/ipaddress/publish/htdocs-s/*
/usr/internet/ip/ipaddress/publish/ftp/*
/usr/internet/ip/ipaddress/HOSTNAME

NOTE: ipaddress is the IP address of each of your virtual domains.

You must save one set of files and directories for every IP address you host. For example, if you host virtual domains at addresses 192.168.118.1 and 192.168.118.2, you must save these files:

/usr/internet/ip/192.168.118.1/ns_httpd/config/magnus.conf
/usr/internet/ip/192.168.118.2/ns_httpd/config/magnus.conf

Some of these files and directories might not be present on your system (if, for example, you have not configured an ftp server or a secure server).

For an example of creating a simple shell script to save these files to disk, see ``Example sendmail backup'' earlier in this chapter.