To The Group,

I am looking for a scenario where virtual hosts (name based) can be
restart (start/stop) individually without affecting the other
hosts/sites configured on same Apache instance.

Normally for any changes made in corresponding virtual host segment for
an intended website, a total restart of Apache (apachectl) server is
needed. Instead if I can have the flexibility of restarting only the
concerned website (like IIS in Wondows).

Any assistance/suggestion/know-how will be sincerely acknowledged.

Regards

Sujoy

sujoy101@gmail.com напи�ав:
> To The Group,
>
> I am looking for a scenario where virtual hosts (name based) can be
> restart (start/stop) individually without affecting the other
> hosts/sites configured on same Apache instance.
>
> Normally for any changes made in corresponding virtual host segment for
> an intended website, a total restart of Apache (apachectl) server is
> needed. Instead if I can have the flexibility of restarting only the
> concerned website (like IIS in Wondows).
>
> Any assistance/suggestion/know-how will be sincerely acknowledged.
>
> Regards
>
> Sujoy

Actually your question sounds like “How to make apache process reread
some part of configuration file?�. My answer is no , apache cannot
read only one part of his config file. Use apachectl graceful to
restart server transparently

Aleksei Dzhulai wrote:
> sujoy101@gmail.com напи�ав:
>> To The Group,
>>
>> I am looking for a scenario where virtual hosts (name based) can be
>> restart (start/stop) individually without affecting the other
>> hosts/sites configured on same Apache instance.
>>
>> Normally for any changes made in corresponding virtual host segment for
>> an intended website, a total restart of Apache (apachectl) server is
>> needed. Instead if I can have the flexibility of restarting only the
>> concerned website (like IIS in Wondows).
>>
>> Any assistance/suggestion/know-how will be sincerely acknowledged.
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Sujoy
>
> Actually your question sounds like “How to make apache process reread
> some part of configuration file?�. My answer is no , apache cannot
> read only one part of his config file. Use apachectl graceful to
> restart server transparently
>
And if this does not solve your problem... you'll have to run multiple
instances of apache..



Pete