Copying httpd to another machine

Hello,

I am running into the following problem. There are 2 machines, the development machine X and the production machine Y. The Apache directory on X is /foo and the Apache directory on Y is /bar. I copied the httpd on X from /foo/bin/ to Y's direcotry /bar/bin. Now when I start httpd, I get this error message:
Syntax error on line 213 of /foo/conf/httpd.conf.
It looks like the httpd from X still thinks that it is located in /foo/bin, so it looks for /foo/conf/httpd.conf.
Is there any way around this problem? I cannot comple Apache in any other directory on X, nor can I compile it on Y because it is the production machine. (I do not know how Y's httpd got there in the first place as it was done a long time go by another person).

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I. Maizel

>> I copied the httpd on X from /foo/bin/ to Y's direcotry /bar/bin

You can't do that. Apache comes with many other lib include files and they must be linked. How do you know both X and Y are identical?

I did copy all the lib files as well. The structures of the 2 directories should be the same.