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I deleted /etc/php5. How do I restore the folder?

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I removed the folder /etc/php5, after I removed the php5 package. Then I tried to install the package, but it said the folder did not exist. I looked in trash folder and couldn't find it. How do I restore the folder?

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answered 2 Years ago ligdesig · Accepted Answer

Lets try purging your package and reinstalling it.



sudo apt-get purge php5-common php5

sudo apt-get install php5-common php5

Try this. Note your php5 stuff might get removed and then need to be reinstalled after the fact, because php5-common is a dependency for all the other php5 stuff.