Configuration File Rollback

(Main >> Backup >> Configuration File Rollback)

This feature allows you to restore configuration files for Apache, Pure-FTP/ProFTP, and the nameserver (named or nsd) daemons.

This can be useful when the current configuration for any of these daemons is not working, as you can restore a previously working version simply by selecting it from the revision history.

To restore the configuration files:

1. Click the button corresponding to the backup you wish to restore.
   • The /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf button will restore the Apache web server’s configuration file.
   • The /etc/named.conf or /etc/nsd.conf button will restore the nameserver configuration file.
     • The button you see will depend on which nameserver you have chosen.
   • The /etc/pure-ftp.conf or /etc/proftp.conf button will restore the FTP server’s configuration file.
     • The button you see will depend on which FTP server you have chosen.
   • The large text box on the following page contains the current configuration file.
   • This file is not editable from this screen.
2. Use the < and > buttons to select the backup file you want to use.
   • This file’s version number will be displayed in the Revision field between the navigation buttons.
   • The date and time of the revision are displayed in the Date field.
3. When you are finished making your selections, click Restore.