Anthony Gardner wrote:
All,
I have a bash script that includes
/usr/sbin/httpd -f [some config stuff] >> logs/error_log 2>&1 &
I have a startup.pl script that dies and i exit ... but httpd
continues trying to start.
How do I tell httpd to stop if I encounter an error during server
startup time?
I've removed the nohup that was before the httpd command and I've
tried exit 1 (and 0) in the startup.pl script. All to no avail.
This a snippit of my error log
[error] ModPerl::Util::exit: (120000) exit was called at
/path/to/startup.pl line 26Compilation failed in require at (eval 4)
line 1.\n
[Tue Nov 28 15:30:14 2006] [error] Can't load Perl file:
/path/to/startup.pl for server my.server:0, exiting..
If you need more info, just ask.
Any pointers would be gr8ly appreciated.
-Ants
I dont know if it will help but I was having similar sounding issue when
I switched up to mod_perl2 and found that I had to change the httpd conf
line if I wanted errors in my startup script to force the server to fail
to configtest/start/restart/graceful/whatever. Changing my PerlRequire
to PerlConfigRequire did the trick for me. I also do PerlModule lines
for any modules that should be loaded so that errors in those will
prevent apache from reloading as well.
- Chris H.
