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Hi,

I have installed the HP Webserver depot thing from the ITRC website and
all is hunky dory except, whenever I want to change the config of apache
I end up rebooting the whole system because I dont know how to restart a
single service.

So how do you restart a service without restarting the entire system

Thanks

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Chris Blackburn wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I have installed the HP Webserver depot thing from the ITRC website and
> all is hunky dory except, whenever I want to change the config of apache
> I end up rebooting the whole system because I dont know how to restart a
> single service.
If you mean apache, with "/opt/hpws/apache/bin/apachectl restart".

> So how do you restart a service without restarting the entire system
Other services, wich are started at boot / halted at shutdown, with
/sbin/init.d/$NAME stop ; /sbin/init.d/$NAME start.

Lars

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Lars Bausch wrote:
| Other services, wich are started at boot / halted at shutdown, with
| /sbin/init.d/$NAME stop ; /sbin/init.d/$NAME start.

Thanks, worked a treat

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Chris Blackburn wrote:

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> Hi,
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> I have installed the HP Webserver depot thing from the ITRC website and
> all is hunky dory except, whenever I want to change the config of apache
> I end up rebooting the whole system because I dont know how to restart a
> single service.
>
> So how do you restart a service without restarting the entire system

Chris - in general, each service is different - in the case of apache,
use /opt/apache/bin/apachectl graceful (replace the path to the
apache bin directory with the path where you installed it). This restarts
apache in the most "graceful" way.

John



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