Hello,
You could issue a "kill <pid>" of your fcgi-wrapper process that handles
your specific vhost (i distinguish mine through the use of different users
via suexec, so i can do a "pkill -u <username>"), apache will spawn a new
process when it recieves the next request. However, note that this is not
graceful, any tasks that the process is up will be stopped.
Seems to me to be more gentle to cpu then reloading all applications.
Do you have often trouble with your users when killing the processes or are
these killings barely noticeable?
Thanks,
Hajo
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