Re: Question about Files directive

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From: Carl Johnstone
Subject: Re: Question about Files directive
Date: 04:34 on 03 Mar 2005

> Chuck, use Apache::Reload and you won't have to restart the server.
> http://modperlbook.org/html/ch06_08.html


Although on a production server that's dealing with many thousands of
requests, that could be an awful lot of checks to see if modules have been
updated. Personally I prefer a bit of shell scripting on a cron:

#!/bin/sh

if [ -n "`find /path/to/my/modules -prune -newer /path/to/apache.pid`" ];
then
  echo "apache needs reloading"
  echo "Testing"
  apachectl configtest
  if [ $? = 0 ] ; then
    echo "Restarting"
    apachectl restart
  else
    echo "ERROR in apache config"
  fi
fi



        -- 
        Carl

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Jain, Abhay K, ALABS 14:37 on 02 Mar 2005

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RE: Question about Files directive
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RE: Question about Files directive
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Re: Question about Files directive
Carl Johnstone 04:34 on 03 Mar 2005

Re: Question about Files directive
Carl Johnstone 20:40 on 02 Mar 2005

RE: Question about Files directive
Goehring, Chuck, RCI - San Diego 01:58 on 03 Mar 2005