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I highly doubt it - you could make a system call on the server you want to restart it on, but I don't know how Apache would react to being shutdown by one of it's processes :x

 

<?php

exec("/usr/local/apache2/bin/apachectl restart");

?>

 

would do it for most custom compilations of Apache, if it would work. That would be the command to use.

 

Assuming your server is running Linux.

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I am using apache on Windows. I can stop apache service with command "net stop Apache2" but it would not start afterwards...

 

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I highly doubt it - you could make a system call on the server you want to restart it on, but I don't know how Apache would react to being shutdown by one of it's processes :x

 

<?php

exec("/usr/local/apache2/bin/apachectl restart");

?>

 

would do it for most custom compilations of Apache, if it would work. That would be the command to use.

 

Assuming your server is running Linux.

 

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I am using apache on Windows. I can stop apache service with command "net stop Apache2" but it would not start afterwards...

 

Why can't you start it with "net start Apache2"

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Why can't you start it with "net start Apache2"

 

Once server is down it will not execute php any futher....

and with "net stop Apache2" it is gone and script is gone.

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You could get PHP to execute a batch file...

 

The batch file code would be:

 

net stop Apache2

net start Apache2

 

Then execute the batch file. It should continue running even when Apache is down

It should but my server just ignores all the executable files and commands exept the basc ones in the Command Promopt

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It should but my server just ignores all the executable files and commands exept the basc ones in the Command Promopt

 

You could try a more extreme option - restart the entire server itself?

But you won't be able to do that if more than one site is being hosted on the pc - if its a dedicated server, it shouldn't be a problem, just use:

 

shutdown -r -f -t 00

 

This will make the pc restart immediately, forcing all services to stop.

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You could try a more extreme option - restart the entire server itself?

But you won't be able to do that if more than one site is being hosted on the pc - if its a dedicated server, it shouldn't be a problem, just use:

 

shutdown -r -f -t 00

 

This will make the pc restart immediately, forcing all services to stop.

 

I found something called PsService, this tool can stop, start and restart a service, plus it works through PHP...

I just sends an exec command and my problem is solved...

 

Thanks guys..

 

//Ishan Jain

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