I am running the latest stable version of Apache (2.2.3). Although I wasn't
able to figure out a solution to this specific issue with JRun I figured out
how to basically create a single virtual host that will allow me to do what I
need. Basically, it involves using mod_vhost_alias. If anyone
Thanks for that but the effect is the same.
>RIAForge doesn't use sigurs1. Instead we use one of the command line
>params. According to the docs, -k restart is a graceful restart. So we
>simply do
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>httpd -k restart
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I thought about how stupid it was for me to be using a ColdFusion page for the
error page given but you beat me to it :) In any case, after posting this I
did in fact try all sorts of things such as a complete URL with protocol, host
and file as well as making it relative (all with a plain .htm
Hello,
I have another post on this message board that relates to this but I'm creating
a separate post because this is really just my attempt at a temporary
workaround for that problem and I think they are completely separate issues.
I am running ColdFusion 8 with Apache 2.2.3 on Linux. In my
Thanks for the response Raymond. I am already running the latest stable
version of Apache.
> Hello,
>
> Can anyone shed some light on how I can get Apache to do a graceful
> restart without causing a JRun Connector Protocol error.
>
> If I run a ColdFusion page that basically loops through a
I want to be able to add a new virtual host to Apache without causing any
disruption of service to the other web sites. Sending the SIGUSR1 signal to
the parent PID of Apache will cause it to do a graceful restart which is
mentioned in the Apache documentation as doing the following:
"The USR1
Hello,
Can anyone shed some light on how I can get Apache to do a graceful restart
without causing a JRun Connector Protocol error.
If I run a ColdFusion page that basically loops through a set of numbers and
outputs them to the screen and then while running that I issue a "kill -SIGUSR1
`cat
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