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--- apache_does_not_start_-_syntax_error [2016/04/21 10:53] – lucy
+++ apache_does_not_start_-_syntax_error [2016/04/21 10:54] – lucy
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 This error is caused by a broken vhost configuration when SSL settings are not saved correctly. You need to login to the system with the root user to fix that. The root password is displayed upon system installation. In case you don’t have the password anymore you first need to restore it:
-  - 1) Boot into grub (that blue screen on start), select "single user" but DO NOT press enter.
+  - Boot into grub (that blue screen on start), select "single user" but DO NOT press enter.
-  - 2) Press "e" to go into edit mode.
+  - Press "e" to go into edit mode.
-  - 3) Scroll down to the kernel line, it starts with "linux /boot/vmlinuz..."
+  - Scroll down to the kernel line, it starts with "linux /boot/vmlinuz..."
-  - 4) Scroll to the end of that line and press "space" key once and type init=/bin/bash
+  - Scroll to the end of that line and press "space" key once and type init=/bin/bash
-  - 5) Press Ctrl+X to boot
+  - Press Ctrl+X to boot
-  - 6) It will load a console. Run the following 2 commands:
+  - It will load a console. Run the following 2 commands:
-  - 7) mount -rw -o remount /
+  - mount -rw -o remount /
-  - 8) passwd
+  - passwd
 The last command will ask for new root password twice. After that, you should enter "reboot" command and hit enter.