question 1-

i seem too often to be unable to do a restart of apache. instead of a restart, I need to stop, then start, otherwise my startup.pl file yells at me. on a hunch, i tried using apache::reload, and that alleviated the issue. thats fine for my dev box, but i don't want to run it on my production server. does anyone have an idea why this happens?

question 2-
        
        on my production box, during a start, i sometime get this:
>> DBI connect('xxx','xxx',...) failed: Lost connection to MySQL server during query
        on the first startup.  if i start again, it works.

question 3-
        
finally, because i use a startup.pl in apache, i've noticed that even an apache stop will run it.

i know that its run because there could be apache scripting options in there - not just request handling stuff

but i'd like to be able to have apache not run it if its a stop. is there a command or something that can exit the block prematurely? sometimes i'll be stupid and not be able to restart the server because i didn't upload a file, or missing a svn checkin, so i have to kill httpd instead of using apachectl

thanks

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