On 22/09/11 07:34, Tech Newbie wrote:
The intent is to create (or find) a generic service management call that
will start/stop/getStatus for any given service.
For example:
startService(String serviceName), stopService(String serviceName)where
serviceName maybe "Apache2", "JBoss", etc.
The routines will programmatically start/stop the specified service,
preferably via an API instead of exec'ing a shell script.
That's why I was wondering if /sbin/service has a companion API.
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*From:* Jeff Dyke <jeff.d...@gmail.com>
*To:* users@httpd.apache.org; Tech Newbie <tec...@yahoo.com>
*Sent:* Monday, September 19, 2011 1:38 PM
*Subject:* Re: [users@httpd] Starting/Stopping Apache via an API
On Mon, Sep 19, 2011 at 2:07 PM, Tech Newbie <tec...@yahoo.com
<mailto:tec...@yahoo.com>> wrote:
> I am aware of the way to start/stop Apache via apachectl, both
locally and
> remotely via SSH.
>
> Is there some generic unix API, perhaps related to /sbin/service,
that I can
> remotely programmatically start Apache without exec'ing apachectl
directly?
> I'm thinking since Apache is already configured in /etc/init.d, is
there a
> unix API that my program can interface with, that say something like:
> // start Apache via some API
> service.start("Apache");
> Without my program actually exec'ing apachectl directly?
All apachectl is doing is wrapping around httpd, so you want a wrapper
for the wrapper? What is the ultimate intent. There are different
interfaces into services (/etc/init.d) on different versions of linux,
Ubuntu is different on newer versions then it was on old ones (service
apache2 start vs /etc/init.d/apache2 start), though they both work.
Since i always compile apache2, i've found it easiest to allow work
with apachectl directly, that way the same commands work regards of
unix/linux variant.
>
>
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Read the man page for anacron. It might do the trick.
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