how to restart Apache server
Tim
How to restart Apache server under IRIX?
Thanks advance!
Tieming
Rev. Don Kool
Tim wrote:
> Hi, all:
>
> How to restart Apache server under IRIX?
The same way that you restart it under any UNIX system; "apachectl
restart".
> Thanks advance!
No problem.
Hope this helps,
Don
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Desmond Coughlan
> How to restart Apache server under IRIX?
/path_to_apache/bin/apachectl restart
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Desi Coughlan wrote:
> Tim <iap...@hotmail.com> wrote...
>
>
>>How to restart Apache server under IRIX?
>
>
> /path_to_apache/bin/apachectl restart
Poor Desi still shamelessly cribbing from Rev. Kool. :-(
Yours in Christ,
DJ Sceptre of Man Gravy
<old...@comcast.net> wrote:
> Tim wrote:
> > Hi, all:
> >
> > How to restart Apache server under IRIX?
>
> The same way that you restart it under any UNIX system; "apachectl
> restart".
Poor Donnie - he apparently doesn't know about graceful restarts of
apache. Not surprising given that he knows nothing about Unix systems
administration.
Tim will cause those connected to his web server less grief if he uses
the "graceful" directive.
On the other hand, if he's using SGI's brain-dead, proprietary
implementation of Apache, he'll have to use one of the following:
/etc/init.d/sgi_apache restart
or
/var/sgi_apache/server/sbin/apachectl graceful
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Tim,
Did you get Joao's reply to your post last time you posted this
question?
If not, it looks like something is broken with your Usenet setup. Here
is the answer Joao sent in <b1ollq$bn7$1...@charm.magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>:
>Apache should come with a "apachectl" utility...
>Just do "apachectl help" to find out it's options. "apachectl restart"
>should do what you want...
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DJ Sceptre of Man Gravy wrote:
> "Rev. Don Kool" wrote:
>>Tim wrote:
>>
>>>Hi, all:
>>>
>>>How to restart Apache server under IRIX?
>>
>> The same way that you restart it under any UNIX system; "apachectl
>>restart".
>
>
> Poor Donnie - he apparently doesn't know about graceful restarts of
> apache. Not surprising given that he knows nothing about Unix systems
> administration.
Funny, we missed you at the last LISA conference, Herbie. LOL!!
> Tim will cause those connected to his web server less grief if he uses
> the "graceful" directive.
>
> On the other hand, if he's using SGI's brain-dead, proprietary
> implementation of Apache,
Actually it's SGI's improvement of APACHE.
Happy to have cleared things up for you,
dave...@spamcop.net
Agreed. Thanks.
Tim
I am still in trouble. Each time after I type "apachectl restart" it said
"command not found". I typed this command after I enter "apache/sbin".
Any idea? My boss is kind of mad for this problem. Please help.
Let' me explain it more clear. We are using Apache for our lab website. For
some reason, the website didn't work currently. So I am thinking about to
restart Apache to see if that's will work.
Thanks!
Tim
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Desmond Coughlan
> I am still in trouble. Each time after I type "apachectl restart" it said
> "command not found". I typed this command after I enter "apache/sbin".
>
> Any idea? My boss is kind of mad for this problem. Please help.
The current directory won't be in your $PATH.
Try ...
./apachectl graceful
Mr Q. Z. Diablo
<pasdespa...@zeouane.org> wrote:
> le Wed, 19 Feb 2003 13:24:07 -0500, dans l'article
> <b30i47$6s2$1...@charm.magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>, Tim <iap...@hotmail.com>
> a dit ...
>
> > I am still in trouble. Each time after I type "apachectl restart" it
> > said
> > "command not found". I typed this command after I enter "apache/sbin".
> >
> > Any idea? My boss is kind of mad for this problem. Please help.
>
> The current directory won't be in your $PATH.
>
> Try ...
>
> ./apachectl graceful
Nononononononononono!
Bloody Solaris admins. Wouldn't know the time of day unless someone
told them. ;P
The following will restart your server:
/etc/init.d/sgi_apache stop
followed by
/etc/init.d/sgi_apache start
If you're a quick typist, the downtime on your server will be less than
a second.
apachectl on Irix is found in /var/sgi_apache/server/sbin (why? I don't
know - SGI like to be "different") and appears to be broken in its
out-of-the-box form. I haven't investigated it thoroughly, though.
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[...snip...]
> If you're a quick typist, the downtime on your server will be less than
> a second.
>
> apachectl on Irix is found in /var/sgi_apache/server/sbin (why? I don't
> know - SGI like to be "different") and appears to be broken in its
> out-of-the-box form. I haven't investigated it thoroughly, though.
Chill your fear, kiddo. PC wannabe "admins" like desi will
never get their hands on a real UNIX system.
Yours in the glory that is our Lord Jesus Christ,
Don
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frater mus
<jona...@zeouane.org.remove.this.it.is.bollocks> wrote
> The following will restart your server:
>
> /etc/init.d/sgi_apache stop
>
> followed by
>
> /etc/init.d/sgi_apache start
if apachectl is available on the platform, an "apachectl configtest" is a
great idea *before* doing the stop/start (using whatever means you prefer).
Otherwise if you've got a busted config somehow (and it does happen), the
server will stop and refuse to start. Ooops!
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Herbie wrote:
> "Hansel & Gretel" <no...@rcn.net> wrote:
>
>
>>Would you like to sell us a penis enlargement solution along with this;
>>maybe even make us rich in less then 72 hours ?
>
>
> Get over it. You can easily killfile on "Sam Trenholme's robot", can't
> you? It's not rocket science.
Following the rules and not spamming newsgroups also isn't rocket
science, Herbie.
Happy to have cleared things up for you,
DJ Sceptre of Man Gravy
<old...@comcast.net> wrote:
> Herbie wrote:
> > "Hansel & Gretel" <no...@rcn.net> wrote:
> >
> >
> >>Would you like to sell us a penis enlargement solution along with this;
> >>maybe even make us rich in less then 72 hours ?
> >
> >
> > Get over it. You can easily killfile on "Sam Trenholme's robot", can't
> > you? It's not rocket science.
>
> Following the rules and not spamming newsgroups also isn't rocket
> science, Herbie.
That would explain why you continue to spam newsgroups with your
gibberings, Donnie. Now stop whining and try to be a real man for a
change.
ROTFLMAO!!!
Rev. Don Kool
Obviously you are unfamiliar with the definition of "spam", sonny.
Hope this helps,
Don
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mike
> > know - SGI like to be "different") and appears to be broken in its
> > out-of-the-box form. I haven't investigated it thoroughly, though.
>
> Chill your fear, kiddo. PC wannabe "admins" like desi will
> never get their hands on a real UNIX system.
Chill your fear, donnie boy. If your refering to IRIX, a very nice SGI o2
system can be had off ebay for ~$100, or even an Octane can be had for
~$200. Very much makes me think anyone can buy a nice SGI system, if thay
wanted to.
BTW, for people who are interested in SGI system's, here is a nice link to a
current Octanes buyers guide:
http://www.btinternet.com/~mfinbow/sgi/octane/index.html
DJ Sceptre of Man Gravy
<mmil...@comcast.net> wrote:
If I can score an O2 for AUS$200 I will be a happy man indeed. I take
it that this is sans monitor.
Rev. Don Kool
mike wrote:
>>>apachectl on Irix is found in /var/sgi_apache/server/sbin (why? I don't
>>>know - SGI like to be "different") and appears to be broken in its
>>>out-of-the-box form. I haven't investigated it thoroughly, though.
>> Chill your fear, kiddo. PC wannabe "admins" like desi will
>>never get their hands on a real UNIX system.
> Chill your fear, donnie boy. If your refering to IRIX, a very nice SGI o2
> system can be had off ebay for ~$100, or even an Octane can be had for
> ~$200. Very much makes me think anyone can buy a nice SGI system, if thay
> wanted to.
There is nothing "very nice" about an O2. Now the O2000 was a nice box
and so was the ONYX/Challenge for its day. If you pay $100 for an O2,
you're getting ripped off (although the design of having everything pull
out with the flip of a lever is nice).
Hope this helps,
Don
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Rev. Don Kool
Herbie wrote:
> mike <mmil...@comcast.net> wrote:
[...snip...]
>>BTW, for people who are interested in SGI system's, here is a nice link
>>to a
>>current Octanes buyers guide:
>>
>>http://www.btinternet.com/~mfinbow/sgi/octane/index.html
> If I can score an O2 for AUS$200 I will be a happy man indeed. I take
> it that this is sans monitor.
They probably want real money, Herbie.
Happy to have cleared things up for you,