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July 6th, 2000, 04:54 AM
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Until now I learned about two distinct methods to restart apache in order to get changes in httpd.conf work.
1) kill -HUP <httpd.pid> 2) /usr/sbin/httpd restart What's the difference? Which one's better?
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July 6th, 2000, 07:42 AM
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If apachectl is available, you should try:
./apachectl graceful If it hasn't been started, it will attempt to start it. Or else, it will restart it. If you are running apache RPM, you should uninstall it and compile it from source.
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April 30th, 2001, 01:14 PM
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Hiya All,
how do I get this? ./apachectl graceful I'm on OS X and have apache running php/sql installed but whenever I play with my httpd.conf I need to do a complete restart  Umm, I tried the #2 /usr/sbin/httpd restart not #1 which I kill httpd.pid ... killing a process is still a little scary for me especially when it's a true system process compared to an program or something else 
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