When I needed to do this, I wrote out a "restart request" file in a
certain directory. Then had a job run from crontab every 1 or 5 minutes
or whatever, that if it found a restart request file, it would (as root)
restart the webserver, and remove the restart request file.
I think you may have
You don't have a timeout attribute on that tag. Regardless, shutting
down the webserver from which you're getting a request result is
probably going to lead to strange results.
Also, I'd recommend doing a graceful rather than a restart - there's
no need to completely shutdown Apache to pick up con
I am new to CFEXECUTE. I am trying to use cfexecute to restart apache2.2 on
max OSX (unix file structure) when a new virtual host is added or when the
aliases are updated within a host (eg, new directories are added that must
be aliased). Apache doesn't recognize these changes until restart. So I h
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