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Hi, As we know, in iis on windows platform if we encounter a problem in a particular website, we go to IIS manager and right click the website which is ...
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  1. 10-14-2004 #1
    Peter parker
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    curious question

    Hi,
    As we know, in iis on windows platform if we encounter a problem in a particular website, we go to IIS manager and right click the website which is creating problem and can start and stop the website because of GUI and user friendly interface but in Linux when a particular website has problem how we can start/stop that particular site without restarting the httpd service using /etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd restart. because it kill all the session for other sites. Any suggestion regarding this will be appreciated.

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  2. 10-15-2004 #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by lugoteehalt
    ? ? what does have to do with anything???
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    still waiting for appropriate solution
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    You cannot unless you run serperate httpd daemons per site. But whats wrong with restarting the main server?
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    Quote Originally Posted by lakerdonald
    Quote Originally Posted by lugoteehalt
    ? ? what does have to do with anything???
    What? Oh, sorry. I was distracted by their avatar...
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    TechieMoe: that's just pathetic man.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lakerdonald
    TechieMoe: that's just pathetic man.
    haha.. what? She's a nice looking chick... whoever she is.
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    its called pr0n, moe. pr0n.
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    Please dont take posts right of topic like this. What does it have to do with the post?
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