On Sep 10, 2009, at 10:31 AM, Bradley Giesbrecht wrote:
On Sep 10, 2009, at 1:28 PM, Scott Haneda wrote:
I have apache 2 via MacPorts running.
First issue, reloading I use apachectl. Often times I forget to cd
to the macports area and enable Apples distro. Is chmod -x
apachectl sufficient to solve that?
I can move, rename, symblink, or alias, but wanted opinions on the
suggested way.
After a apachectl graceful, which I'm doing often as I secure and
tune phi.ini, looking at output from ps I see all httpd processes.
Each has the graceful command in the ps output
There are usually 10-15 threads running like this. I am used to
just seeing httpd listed, sans the graceful line.
Is apachectl the incorrect way to start, stop, or allow a friendly
reload where connections can finish?
I've seen another command used to starts and stop, httpd I believe,
is that the preferred method? What's the difference?
I can't answer your questions but I like to just write shell scripts
that load, unload and reload services or combinations of services
using launchctl.
What do you get for: `ps aux | grep http`
I have about 10 lines of
_www 74642 0.0 0.1 94448 4636 ?? S Sun05PM
0:00.39 /opt/local/apache2/bin/httpd -k graceful
I actually have a hack of a time stopping apache. Is the idea to
start and stop it via launchctl? Or is trying to start and stop it
via apachectl or httpd -k stop just mean that launchd is going to kick
it in start again?
I had to unload the plist, kilall httpd, and then finally got a clean
ps output.
What does your apache shell script look like that starts, stops, and
reloads?
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