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Hi

i accidently deleted the user "www" and now my apache doesnt start. is =
there a fast way to solve this problem?

im learning mysql/php and need to have my apache up and running as soon =
as possible, and i dont want to reinstall apache from ports, because if =
i do so i need to bring my friends here again to setup apache to work =
with mysqld :-)

dont answer "man apache" then i dont know the meaning of this =
mailinglist.