Odd difference between "restart" and "stop - start".

2007-06-08 Thread Krist van Besien
Hello all, I use mod_perl's sections quite intensively so that I can have one config for all our webservers, and so that I can change some settings easily using variables. I recently noted however that sections are treated differently when doing a restart (httpd -k restart) than when doing a fu

Re: Odd difference between "restart" and "stop - start".

2007-06-08 Thread Jonathan Vanasco
Krist- NEVER do an apachectl restart under mod_perl . there's a known memory leak on that -- the master doesn't give up the memory. you always want to do a full stop then start. if you want to do neat stuff with switching up ports, take a look at nginx. one of the best features ive seen

Re: Odd difference between "restart" and "stop - start".

2007-06-11 Thread Perrin Harkins
On 6/8/07, Krist van Besien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: When I then set SWITCH to "test" and do a server restart, using httpd -k restart I get the following output: "backend url is http://testserver:8080/app"; but, and this is the odd thing, the server keeps forwarding requests to the production s