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Dreamhost bad_httpd_conf Error New round here? Be sure to subscribe to our RSS feed. Got the dreaded bad_httpd_conf error on your DreamHost site? Don’t panic. This post explains what bad_httpd_conf means, error id 30601 blackberry and how to fix the problem. What Does bad_httpd_conf Look Like? You'll know you've got this problem if you see a message like this on your Dreamhost site: Site Temporarily Unavailable We apologize for the inconvenience. Please contact the webmaster/ tech support immediately to have them rectify this. error id: “bad_httpd_conf” What Causes bad_httpd_conf? Your gut reaction may be that your httpd conf syntax error blog or CMS software is throwing the error, but bad_httpd_conf is actually a custom error message that only Dreamhost clients will encounter. That's why it's hard to fix. The error is produced when the IP address associated with your domain points to an Apache web server that’s not associated with it. The 3-Step Quick Fix For bad_httpd_conf Go to your Dreamhost web panel. Navigate to Domain > Manage Domains > Edit. Then click the Change Fully Hosted Settings Now! button. You don’t have to actually make any changes before you save. Just following these steps will rebuild the httpd_conf file for your website. Wait up to 10 minutes and check that the problem is fixed. The Static IP Fix For bad_httpd_conf Got a static IP? Delete it, then add it again in your web panel. Often, this is enough to remove the error. Note: Dreamhost will give you a refund and charge you again for the IP address. Don't worry: you'll break even. The Final Fix For Bad_httpd_conf Still having problems? Delete then re-add the domain to your account. DANGER: This deletes the whole
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error id: "bad_httpd_conf" 02-07-2003, 01:25 PM Post: #1 hipchick Dreamling error trying access httpd conf file Posts: 1 Joined: Feb 2003 getting error: error id: "bad_httpd_conf" I upgraded a parked domain that was being mirrored to a regular domain. Now when you go to the domain address the following message is displayed: Site Temporarily Unavailable We http://www.whoishostingthis.com/blog/2008/06/13/bad_httpd_conf/ apologize for the inconvenience. Please contact the webmaster/ tech support immediately to have them rectify this. error id: "bad_httpd_conf" What do I need to change or fix so that the index.html within the domain will show? 02-07-2003, 01:45 PM Post: #2 will Previous DH Staff Posts: 1,941 Joined: May 2001 getting http://forum.dreamhosters.com/troubleshooting/4412-getting-error-error-id-bad_httpd_conf.htm error: error id: "bad_httpd_conf" What's the domain? « Next Oldest | Next Newest » View a Printable Version Send this Thread to a Friend Subscribe to this thread Forum Jump: Please select one: -------------------- Private Messages User Control Panel Who's Online Search Forum Home DreamHost -- DreamHost Announcements -- Suggestions Customer Discussion -- General Troubleshooting -- Beginner's Forum -- Curious About DreamHost? -- VPS and Dedicated Servers -- DreamObjects -- DreamCompute -- DreamHost Rewards Web Development -- WordPress -- Web Applications and One-Click Installs -- Software Development -- Web Design Beta Testing Retired Forums -- Beta Testing -- Offtopic Discussion -- Multimedia -- E-Commerce -- Promotion -- DreamHost Apps Index | Dreamhost (Signup · Panel · Wiki) | Contact Us | Archive Mode | RSS Syndication DreamHost is a registered trademark of New Dream Network, LLC © 1997-2013 DreamHost, your dream web host! Powered By MyBB, © 2002-2010 MyBB Group.
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id: "bad_httpd_conf" If you've wondered what happened to my 30-day challenge to blog everyday….well it didn't go so well. So far, I've fallen short last Friday (although I posted twice the next Saturday) and then missed posting this Friday and Saturday as well, turns out my challenge is pretty much over. Although, I'm still persevering, I guess even if I complete the remaining 20-odd days, I'll always ‘know' I missed 3 days!! Now I'm not one to make excuses but the reason I missed these last 2 days was because I was trying to get my blog migrated from nearlyfreespeech (who are awesome by the way) to dreamhost. It took me a while to figure out all the nooks and cranies and nearly 4 hours to complete the migration. I'll blog about migrating your wordpress once it's done. The unfortunate thing is that, even after taking so long to figure it out, I was haunted by the dreaded "bad_httpd_conf" error. This error is only associated with dreamhost, and they themselves claimed they ‘made it up'. Now I use my nearlyfreespeech domain to route to other websites like resume.keithrozario.com which routes to my Amazon S3 files and they seemed to have worked fine without a problem. The problem is dreamhost specific, and I've just requested them to take a look at it. I worked on this specific issue for about 2 hours, doing everything from recreating the httpd file, to creating a new A domain entry on nearlyfreespeech to starting and re-starting a whole bunch of stuff, but to no avail. I've requested a machine change and hopefully that can resolve the issue, but I was hoping to get keithsblog.keithrozario.com up today as a parallel run to my blog. Unfortunately, now keithsblog.keithrozario.com leads you to the httpd_conf error, while the parallel run is at keithsblog.jomlunch.com. What I initially thought would be a simple CNAME entry turned out to be not so simple. In their defense they do have some pretty extensive documentation on