On 6/3/05, Dan Mahoney, System Admin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, 3 Jun 2005, Justin Conover wrote:
>
> the httpd is defined interally to the apachectl script, as well as in your
> httpd.conf
>
> -Dan
>
So are you saying I can edit the apahectl?
Here is the full explanation I can give you, we need multiple
instances of apache on a server, without using "virtual servers."
So what I have done is created different httpd.conf (with other
trimmings in /tools/httpd/<server-application-name. I have given them
there own startup scrips that call
apachetcl -f <path-to-httpd.conf> -k start
This all works fine and dandy expect, when we add something like
siteminder into the mix and need to use /usr/sbin/envvars. The SA's
don't want us to be able to edit that file.
So what I have done was created a /etc/sysconfig/siteminder and
/etc/init.d/httpd-server-app-name(cp of httpd) except edited that to
use /etc/sysconfig/siteminder if it is there. I have been sucsessful
at starting it with adding -f <path-to-conf> after
httpd=${HTTPD-/usr/sbin/httpd.worker}
or in the start section
start() {
echo -n $"Starting $prog: "
check13 || exit 1
daemon $httpd -f /tools/httpd/dvmk0023-Z5S-Secure/conf/httpd.conf
Which works, but stopping it is another story, it will hang and other
things that don't seem to be working correctly. Maybe someone has a
suggestion on a way the stop section should look?
This info might help
conf=/tools/httpd/dvmk0023-Z5S-Secure/conf/httpd.conf
pid=/tools/httpd/dvmk0023-Z5S-Secure/run/httpd.pid
Thank you,
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