I do understand. It’s weird. It converts ’ | ’ into ’ > ’
They literally come out as the same characters as I type them into my command line
paste it into… notepad
then replace “>” with “|”
then copy it from the modified notepad version
or
hold down the “alt key”
type the number 124
let go of “alt key”
on the keyboard it’s usually “shift \” [located above enter key]
Mind boggling really…
Doesn’t seem to be working for me.
This is the results when I hold alt or shirt
(Bottom lines on my note pad)
For clarification. I am on a Mac OSX
Your “MacEditor” is “MacEating” it ? - LOL
¯\(ツ)/¯
Ahaha!!
I’m sorry guys. I don’t know what’s going on or why it isn’t typing the pipe lines ’ | ’ into the command line
Yes, it’s mind boggling!!
If it may assist you, I am accessing the command line / terminal from Digital Ocean’s built in access
OK so you can humanly grep it (search)
more /etc/apache2/apache.conf
look for any lines containing any of those words (fragments)
I’m looking for a server block with :80
or any include statements
anywhere your domain name is used
any servername or serveralias lines
any listen statements
oooh, and try to keep them in top down order (order matters - socks before shoes!)
built-in defense system bots…
Dam bots; One day they will rule the world! - LOL
that second apache should also be apache2 - sorry TYPO
All good.
And, I don’t know what’s going on now. Seems it’s not allowing me to input a new command.
I think I kind of broke it??
press “ctrl c”
100 / 13 = 8 screenshots
the first was all comments only
…
we’re 45 minutes into this and are we even half way there?
one moment gathering the rest of the input returned
try something simpler in the meantime (if possible):
apachectl -S
awaiting your next… syllable
brings back some “fond” dial-up memories - LOL
the hashtag at the start of the line means it is entirely just a comment
30% in and still only comments
"Where’s the beef?"
For those to young to rmember…
“the beef” is at Wendy’s!
“Arby’s has the meats” though…