PHP need a fresh http.conf file

I modified my http.conf file to install PHP but obviously I did something wrong. Is there a way to get a fresh new http.conf file. My problem is that I did not take a back-up before the modification.

Hi Alan,
   I like your second suggestion as I like BBEdit. However, it omits one important step that you so thoughtfully included in your command-line suggestion; saving a backup of the broken config file. I doubt that all of it is broken and if the changes are extensive, one simple method of isolating the problem is to add the changes back individually or in small groups. Reboot the server between each change so that you'll see when the problem change is added.
   You might learn a lot from the "apachectl configtest" command. Of course again, that requires the "bad" config file to find the problem. However, apachectl will usually tell you exactly which line is causing the problem.
Gary
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