Hello,

if, as wise Marshall said, if your are the Anonymous Monk who run Apache on windows you can follow the Marshall advice about on fail service configuration, or you can create a Perl wrap around some windows commands.

See SC and NET (service) commands.

This can be something to start with (UNTESTED!!):

# the Apache checker is running forever while (1){ my $status # put here the right name of the Apche ser +vice open my $check, "sc query W32Time|" or die "unable to run the check. +."; while (<$check>){ if ($_ =~ /STATUS\s+:\s(\d\s\w+)$/){ $status = $1; last; } } close $check; print scalar localtime(time), " Apache is in the state: ",$status,"\ +n"; unless ($status eq '4 RUNNING'){ print "Apache is not running! Trying a restart\n"; open my $start, 'NET START "W32Time"|' or die "Unable to attemp +t restart!"; print while <$start>; # add more actions: mail, event write... } sleep 60; # or another reasonable amount of time.. }

HtH

L*

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Reinvent the wheel, then learn The Wheel; may be one day you reinvent one of THE WHEELS.

In reply to Re^3: Apache restart by Discipulus
in thread Apache restart by perNewuser

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