After the update of today (Dec 21) Apache don't find my index files

[sminozzi]

Hi,

I tried:

a) Restart Server
b) Restart Apache
c) Rebuild Apache (before 2.4.51 now 2.4.48 (I'm unable to go to 2.4.51 - not available)
d) Rebuild Server as nginx & Apache
e) Rebuild Apache Only
f) Look my apache.conf and index.php is there (DirectoryIndex)

Nothing above works.
Cheers,
Bill

[studio4host]

you will need to check the logs and config, probably you have issues with IP settings for shared IP or vhost

[sminozzi]

Hi,
Thanks for the suggestion.
I needed request paid support to fix that. Now works fine.
They said:
you've some extra packages downloaded via yum update (some other version of httpd) which cause the issue
Cheers,
Bill

[Igor S.]

So, you must check what exactly you installing and never use command like yum -y install/remove or dnf -y install/remove

[Wonder]

Hello.
I think it was a bug from one of the last updates. This morning when I got up my servers, none of them connected to the web (they are all Apache), I went to see the vhost files and they had almost no content, luckily I had a backup of these files, I restored, rebooted and came back.
But from the failure until I realized it, about 4 hours passed.
At that time I have seen how, CWP has started to launch updates (I would say 2 or 3 in an hour) which is to be congratulated, until the last one has completely solved it.
This bug is like the ones they have had in nginx: https://forum.centos-webpanel.com/index.php?topic=11627.0

I use ipv6, and every time there is a webserver reload I have to add the ipv6 by hand, is there a way to add it too, either a template or similar?

Greetings.