10.6 Migration Assistant Clobbered Apache?

[TommyWillB]

I bought a new iMac with OSX 10.6 on it... I then used the Migration Assistant to copy the configs from my previous Mac which was 10.5.x.

It worked great, but Web Sharing won't run... I think the Migration Assistant clobbered the /etc/apache2/ stuff... because it looks like the stuff from my 10.5 machine. (Which had apache2, but didn't use it)

How do I get the 10.6 Apache 2 back?

 

[earthsaver]

Have you run Software Update yet?

 

[Giaguara]

Configure apache manually. Sigh - the migration assistant will only look at the default Apple provided consumer apps and their supporting files, documents etc. So anything that actually involved modifications in e.g. php or applications that added some kernel extensions will need to have those applications installed manually and/or the settings for server etc functions enabled again.

 

[TommyWillB]

Giaguara, I don't think you understood my problem.

The migration assistant overwrote the /apache2 directory on my 10.6 machine with the one from my 10.5.

The question is how to I get the 10.6 /apache2 back in the virgin state so I can *begin* the manual config process.