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Old 7th December 2007, 18:29
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Default ISPConfig doesn't create anymore backup of configuration files since upgrade
Hi

I notice that I can't see anymore files like these:

apache2.conf.06-04-07_16-14-20

I was using v2.2.11 and this seems to happen after upgrade to v2.2.18

I'm looking around but found nothing about that, any hint?

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Why shall ISPConfig create backup files if it does not change the file?
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