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Quickest way to disable a website
I need to way to "turn off" a website - whether it be to update it, control bandwidth, etc. Ideally it'd display an "updating" page for any and all URLs accessed.
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September 28th, 2001, 01:31 AM
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Create a 2nd httpd.conf and make it to redirect everything to a script like what you would normally do with ErrorDocument.
Such script should display something like "Our server is under maintenance. Please try back in 10 minutes." During the update, apachectl graceful and have httpd to READ this httpd2.conf.
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