Hi Keith,

Just did a quick Google, and it is apparently the apache2-common
package that provides some of the config files. If you try purging
that package and reinstalling it, it should recreate the ones you are
missing.

Hope that helps.
James

On 6 July 2010 16:42, Keith Williams <Keith@keiths-place.co.uk> wrote:
> I accidentally deleted the config files for apache2. I tried to reinstall
> them all be doing a purge and then reinstall. That didn't work so I did it
> again (that makes sense doesn't it!) Anyway after lots of more and more
> desperate hunting and fiddling, I've now reached the stage where I install
> using apt-get or aptitude, it says it has installed but there's nothing
> there. No executables in the expected directories, no config files. issuing
> httpd commands don't work. So where do I go from here? Any suggestions
> gratefully received
>
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